The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 31, 1996

• SCHOOLS SEEKING A FEW PARTNERS IN EDUCATION
• INFORMING HOME FOLKS: A GOOD IDEA
• NO FUSSING: IT'S NOT PRODUCTIVE
• PORTSMOUTH FIREFIGHTERS CLIMB THE LADDER FIRE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES 14 HAVE RECEIVED PROMOTIONS.
• DISPLACED BUSINESS FINDS A HOME
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - PORTSMOUTH
• CRIME REPORT - PORTSMOUTH
• DANCE TO BENEFIT HOSPICE, CELEBRATE NAMESAKE'S LIFE JESSICA GLOVER TOUCHED MANY LIVES BEFORE SHE DIED AT AGE 5.
• NEW XAVIER CUGAT BAND TO PLAY HERE
• GWENDOLYN DAVIS: CITY LOBBYIST
• PRINCIPAL'S PLAN SETS EXAMPLE
• SCHOOL BOARD OKS $112 MILLION
• AREA BOWLERS FARE WELL IN DUCKPIN TOURNAMENT
• SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT BOYS TENNIS PREVIEW: THIS SEASON'S LEAGUE RACE COULD BE CLOSEST IN REGION
• WHICH PLAYER WILL BE THE PIT'S MVP? PICKING UP THE AWARD IN FRONT OF DOZENS OF NBA SCOUTS IS A MAJOR STEPPING STONE FOR ANY ASPIRING PROFESSIONAL.
• LOW-KEY LEARNING FOR OVER-55 FOLKS ELDERHOSTEL OFFERS AFFORDABLE, SHORT-TERM ACADEMIC STUDIES WITH NO TESTS, NO HOMEWORK AND NO PRESSURE.
• DOUBTING CROWD SAW THE VIRGINIA FLOAT