The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, May 5, 1996

• PIER, SURF FISHING ARE GOOD; YELLOWFIN TUNA ACTION PICKS UP
• TO AVOID EYE PROBLEMS ON VACATION, PREPARE
• MAKO MIKE'S A FEAST FOR EYE AND TASTE EATING AT THE KILL DEVIL HILLS SPOT IS LIKE HAVING A FINE DINNER AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA.
• EXPERT BRINGS FRENCH IMPRESSIONISM TO LIFE
• PLANS COMING TOGETHER FOR FUN JUNKTION THE 200-ACRE RECREATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL PARK IS EXPECTED TO OPEN IN JULY 1997.
• CIVIL WAR COLLECTION BLIVEN'S LIFE-LONG PASSION IMAGINATIONS CAN SOAR ON HISTORY AT THE ROANOKE HERITAGE GALLERY AND MUSEUM IN MANTEO.
• RUSS MORGAN ORCHESTRA OPENS BIG BAND SEASON
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - NORTH CAROLINA
• HERE'S A TIP ON HOW TO BECOME `FAMILY'
• PERQUIMANS POUNDS NORTHAMPTON EAST FIRST-PLACE PIRATES EXPLOIT RAMS' FUNDAMENTAL GAFFES AND CRUISE TO YET ANOTHER ALBEMARLE CONFERENCE WIN
• STREAKING PIRATES MEET EXPECTATIONS A YOUNG PERQUIMANS COUNTY CLUB HAS BOLTED TO THE CONFERENCE LEAD WITH TOP-NOTCH HITTING, PITCHING AND DEFENSE
• COVER STORY: GOIN' SOUTH YANKEES HAVE BEEN STREAMING INTO THE OUTER BANKS FOR 20 YEARS, SETTLING DOWN AND CHANGING THE SCENERY. THEY HAVE BANKROLLED DEVELOPMENT, CHANGED SCHOOLS AND ALTERED THE CULTURE.
• EVEN THE SUNSETS AND THE AIR DIFFERENT ON A BARRIER ISLAND