The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 31, 1996

• JIM COOK: DEDICATED AND BELOVED COACH, TEACHER
• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• TEACHER OFFERS SPECIAL ``HOMEWORK'' ``FRIENDSHIP FRIDAYS'' AT HER HOME GIVE HER STUDENTS A CHANCE TO GET TO KNOW EACH OTHER OUTSIDE SCHOOL.
• COMMUNITY RALLIES TO HELP STUDENT IN FIGHT AGAINST CANCER
• NEPTUNE KINGMAKERS LOOK AT CIVIC DEVOTION THOMAS R. KRANTZ IS ACTIVE IN YOUTH SPORTS AND HEADS UP THE VIRGINIA BEACH FOUNDATION.
• MAYOR ESTABLISHES RULES OF THE GAME FOR SPORTS ARENA
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• BEACH DISTRICT BOYS SOCCER PREVIEW: ON PAPER, KEMPSVILLE LOOKS LIKE TEAM TO BEAT WHILE IT LOST ITS TOP THREE SCORERS, COX AGAIN TOSSES ITS HAT INTO THE FRAY WITH A MORE BALANCED LINEUP.
• `THE MAN CALLED JESUS' PLAYERS FROM KEMPSVILLE PRESBYTERIAN BRING THE EASTER STORY TO LIFE IN A PASSION PLAY THAT HAS BEEN MOVED TO A LARGE CBN TENT.
• A NORMAL SATURDAY AT SCHOOL ATTENDANCE IS NOT BAD AS STUDENTS MAKE UP FOR ONE OF 5 SNOW DAYS WITH SATURDAY CLASSES.
• KILLDEERS' CHOICE OF DRIVEWAY FOR NEST IS UNNERVING FOR OWNER
• COUNCIL APPROVES $41,000 GRANT FOR ARTS FESTIVAL THE VOTE RAISES QUESTIONS OVER HOW AND IF THE CITY SHOULD FUND PROJECTS BY PRIVATE GROUPS.
• CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK: FIRST IMPRESSION IS A FAST ONE
• ARE YOU SURE YOU'RE REALLY UP TO THIS JOB?
• THROUGH THE YEARS - VIRGINIA BEACH