The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, May 24, 1996

• QUILTING FOSTERS PATCHWORK OF SCHOOL PROJECTS STUDENTS BLENDED ART, COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, HISTORY, LIBRARY, LITERATURE, MATH AND MUSIC IN THE WORK.
• THANKS TO A LATE, COOL SPRING, THE PUNGO STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WILL FEATURE SOMETHING IT DOESN'T ALWAYS HAVE: A FRESH BATCH OF ITS OWN LOCAL BERRIES, JUST RIPE FOR THE PICKIN'.<
• REALTY SALES
• REALTY SALES
• COALITION FORMED TO PROMOTE SAFE BOATING PRACTICES HERE
• UNEXPECTED AWARD `SHOCKS' INSTRUCTOR JON COOKSON HAD A FIRST PLACE WIN FOR THE INUAGURAL RUFUS BEAMER PRIZE IN THE CITY'S SCHOOLS.
• NO MATTER THE CATCH, YOUNG ANGLERS HAD FUN
• LONG-SOUGHT TRANSIT SERVICE COMES TO BRIDLE CREEK AREA BUS 87 TOOK ON ITS FIRST PASSENGERS ON MONDAY AFTER A BRIEF CEREMONY IN 95-DEGREE HEAT.
• DON'T THROW AWAY CURBSIDE RECYCLING
• GOOD RIDDANCE TO UGLY BASKETS
• MUSIC BIG IN OPTOMETRIST'S LIFE DR. NORMAN KAHN FINDS THE TIME TO PERFORM WITH HIS NEW BAND, CODY PENDANT.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• PRINCESS ANNE HIGH SAYS THANKS TO BENEFACTORS CELEBRATION AT THE STATION EXPRESSED APPRECIATION TO THOSE WHO HELPED AFTER THE SCHOOL'S BIG FIRE.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• CORRECTION