The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, March 22, 1996

• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH
• FLURRY OF RESPONSES COMES IN OVER 2 SOUTH LYNNHAVEN ROADS
• `GIRLS CAN,' COLLEGE SEMINAR TELLS THEM VIRGINIA WESLEYAN'S PROGRAM URGED FEMALES TO ENTER TRADITIONAL MALE JOB FIELDS.
• FORENSICS CHAMPS GOING TO STATE THE REGIONAL WINNERS FROM PRINCESS ANNE HIGH WILL COMPETE SATURDAY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE.
• YOUNG MAN WITH DOWN SYNDROME HONORED HARTLEY JORDAN HAS BEEN NAMED ``HANDICAPPED EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR.''
• UPGRADING RESORT AREA REQUIRES NEW PRIORITIES
• COX AND KEMPSVILLE WILL VIE FOR TOP HONORS BOTH TEAMS ARE RETURNING EIGHT STARTERS TO THEIR LINEUPS AS THE NEW SEASON BEGINS.
• COVER STORY: ASSESSING ASSESSMENTS `A DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD' FOR MOST OF THE BEACH, THE GOOD NEWS IS YOUR HOUSE IS MORE VALUABLE; THE BAD NEWS IS YOUR TAXES JUST WENT UP.
• EVEN TREE-SPLITTING LIGHTNING FAILS TO ROUSE CHARLIE FROM SLUMBER
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• BISHOP BESTOWS AWARDS ON BOY, GIRL SCOUTS A BOY SCOUT PLEDGES TO BE REVERENT; A GIRL SCOUT PROMISES TO SERVE GOD AND COUNTRY.
• NEW GROUP TARGETS THOSE WHOSE SCAMS PREY ON ELDERLY
• GREEN RUN LIKELY TO LEAD THE PACK AGAIN
• EMPLOYEES' SUGGESTIONS SAVE THE CITY $3.4 MILLION
• MULTIFACETED TRAVELER