The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, February 29, 1996

• TASTE OF HAMPTON ROADS AND CHEFS AUCTION COMING
• STUDENTS BUILDING HOUSE FOR MOM AND 2 CHILDREN
• CRIME REPORT
• PROGRAMS GAIN STRENGTH WITH BETTER TALENT, PLAY
• `SISTERS ROSENSWEIG' A BIT LONG, BUT FINELY ACTED
• `FOREIGNER' PROMISES EVENING OF FRIVOLOUS COMEDY
• GM GIVES CAR TO VOCATIONAL CENTER TO TRAIN NEW MECHANICS
• IN THE WATER OR OUT, SHE'S ALWAYS ON THE GO KELLEY HARKINS, A LAKE TAYLOR SENIOR, HAS SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, A COUPLE OF JOBS AND HER LIFE IN THE POOL.
• NORFOLK SCHOOLS A MODEL FOR EDUCATION REFORM ATLAS PROGRAM HELPS THREE TRANSFORM THEIR ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL CLIMATES.
• CHUMS GROUP MARKS 50 YEARS OF HELPING COMMUNITY
• CIRCUS WITH HIGH TECH MAKES FOR A GOOD SHOW
• FERRETING OUT WORLD WAR II NAZIS STILL BEING DONE ELIZABETH WHITE LEADS THE GOVERNMENT'S EFFORTS TO RID THE UNITED STATES OF SUCH PEOPLE.
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD
• COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE PAYS OFF FOR TITAN SWIMMER
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• MUSICAL DUO OF `C. SHELLS' GOES ALL OUT TO ENTERTAIN THE CHILDREN
• PATHWAYS TO THE COMMUNITY THIS HOPE HOUSE PILOT PROGRAM PAIRS DEVELOPMENTALLY HANDICAPPED ADULTS WITH COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS.
• ONCE BITTEN BY ACTING BUG, THEY STAY BIT