The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, March 29, 1996

• HISTORICAL DRAMA PACKS POWERFUL MESSAGE ABOUT STAYING IN SCHOOL ``AWAKE THY HERITAGE'' PORTRAYS SACRIFICES BY CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS.
• YOUNGSTERS GET EARLY START PLANNING CAREERS CAREER CONNECTION BROUGHT PROFESSIONALS IN FIELDS FROM ACTING TO ZOOKEEPING TOGETHER WITH STUDENTS.
• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH
• PARKING METER SEASON BEGINS MONDAY IN OCEANFRONT SPACES
• CANCER SURVIVOR TELLS OF THE LITTLE SPOT THAT GREW NANCY GEKAS, AS HER COMEDY CHARACTER ``DAFFY DIL,'' BRINGS A MESSAGE OF HOPE TO OTHERS.
• DEVELOPER OPPOSES GOLF COURSES AT LAKE RIDGE R.G. MOORE SAYS CITY INSTEAD SHOULD BUILD A DOWNTOWN AROUND A MAN-MADE LAKE ON THE EXPENSIVE LAND.
• DEFENDING CHAMPIONS AT COX ADD TALENT TALLWOOD LEADS OTHER SCHOOLS AS LIKELY TO SECURE THE SECOND SPOT IN THE DISTRICT.
• ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL NURTURES PREGNANT TEENS
• SPRING FLOWER SALE IS ABOUT TO BLOOM THE JUNIOR VIRGINIA BEACH GARDEN CLUB WILL HAVE ITS 16TH ANNUAL SHOW ON APRIL 11.
• UPROOTED: 150 BEACH VOLUNTEERS WILL BE ON THEIR OWN WHEN THE EXTENSION SERVICE PHASES OUT TRAINING OF MASTER GARDENERS.
• FIREMEN'S PROCESSIONS DREW SILENT RESPECT
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH