The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, March 15, 1996

• A FENCE AND SOME SHRUBBERY MAKE THIS ROAD TOUGH TO SEE
• LOVE TRULY BINDS CHURCH AND SYNAGOGUE
• YOUNGSTERS PLEDGE PURITY DESPITE PEER LAUGHTER
• NO BREAK IN BUSCIGLIO'S GOOD WORKS CANCER SURVIVOR IS JAYCEES FIRST CITIZEN FOR HER EFFORTS AGAINST THE DREAD DISEASE
• `PIRATES' COMING ASHORE AT PAVILION THE WELL-LIKED GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERETTA IS A COMMONWEALTH MUSICAL STAGE OFFERING.
• LITTLE PINEY GROVE CHURCH REACHES 140 THE CREEDS AREA CONGREGATION'S FOUNDERS, IN 1856, NOW CALLED FORESIGHTED, WERE STILL IN SLAVERY.
• WINNING IS NORFOLK ACADEMY'S WAY OF LIFE
• CHANGE HAS COME SLOWLY TO QUEEN CITY FOR YEARS, THE ENCLAVE LACKED SO MANY BASIC SERVICES THAT MOST PEOPLE FORGOT IT WAS THERE.
• GRAND JURY WENT TOO FAR WITH CRITICISM OF BOARD
• HERE'S WHY WE NEED A `PARTIAL WARD' SYSTEM
• COVER STORY: 8K GIVES SHAMROCK A RUN FOR THE MONEY WITHOUT BIG PRIZE MONEY, THE MARATHON IS OVERSHADOWED BY WORLD-CLASS FIELD IN SHORTER RACE
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• CORRECTION
• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH