The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, March 6, 1996

• LESLIE CREECH HE'S HOOKED ON FISHING
• PRINT SHOP TRIPLES EXPECTATIONS OF SUCCESS OWNERS ATTRIBUTES IT TO UNTYPICAL SERVICES THAT INCLUDE COMPUTERIZED DESIGN AND POSTER AND VIDEO WORK.
• NEWLIGHT MAINTAINS ITS RURAL NATURE
• 150 CARVERS DISPLAY THEIR WILDFOWL AT FESTIVAL
• LOT TO BECOME HOME TO TWO FAMILIES
• ALTERED TRASH PICKUP SCHEDULES CAUSE CONFUSION
• OUT-OF-LUCK YOUNG MOM FINDS SUPPORT, ENCOURAGEMENT AND TRAINING
• SAVE OUR SAMARITANS THE DISTRESS SIGNAL GOES OUT: SAMARITAN HOUSE NEEDS $500,000 TO KEEP ITS 10 SHELTERS FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND UNEXPECTED HOMELESSNESS.
• RURITANS HAVE A NEW HOME, A BARN AND FOUR FLOWERING ACRES
• TEAM'S STRENGTH IS ABILITY TO MAKE PLAYS CAPE HENRY SENIOR KLINTE SMITH MAY BE HEADED FOR A DIVISION I SCHOLARSHIP
• CORRECTION