The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, March 8, 1996

• CITY WORKERS SPOT FIRE, GET 5 KIDS OUT CHRIS MASTERSON AND KEITH DEHART FIRST SAW THE SMOKE NEAR PRINCESS ANNE AND SEABOARD ROADS.
• BEACH SEEKING GI REUNIONS AGGRESSIVELY
• ALTERNATIVE ROAD WAS APPROVED FOR SOUTHEASTERN EXPRESSWAY
• SCHOOL CHIEF'S EX-BOSSES SAY HE'S UP TO CHALLENGE
• SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS CHASTISED TOO SEVERELY
• JURY DESERVES CREDIT FOR `RISING TO OCCASION'
• SURVIVAL TACTIC EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW: LET SOMEONE ELSE DO IT!
• LONG-TERM ILLNESS MORE LIKELY FOR ELDERLY
• COVER STORY: CARVED FROM SPECIAL MOLD TRADITIONAL ARTISAN JAMES S. BROCKMAN WHITTLES LIFE AWAY, DOING WHAT OTHERS CAN'T
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• SPORTS EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK
• BEACH COACHES SCOUT THE WRONG TEAMS SALEM WILL PLAY JAMES RIVER, IN CHURCHLAND; KEMPSVILLE FACES CLOVER HILL IN RICHMOND.
• BEACH MOTHER ORGANIZES STAR-STUDDED HOLLYWOOD GALA THE MOVIEGUIDE MAGAZINE AWARDS RECOGNIZE THE TOP FILMS OF '95.
• CULINARY CLASS TEACHES MORE THAN GOOD TASTE A HEALTHY PORTION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE AND HISTORY ARE SERVED.
• BEECHWOOD FIRST SETTLED BY FREED SLAVES THE OLDEST RESIDENT, LEOLA AMES WILLIAMS, IS KIN TO ALMOST EVERYONE ON HER STREET.