The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, May 31, 1996

• REALTY SALES
• DUMP TRUCKS IN BOW CREEK WORKING ON DRAINAGE PROJECT
• VOLUNTEERS AGREE TO BE PESTS TO ENFORCE HANDICAPPED PARKING ELEVEN PEOPLE DONATE 20 HOURS A MONTH, AND BETWEEN JANUARY AND APRIL, THEY ISSUED 802 TICKETS.
• RELAY FOR LIFE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR CANCER RESEARCH
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• PLAYWRIGHT'S FUNNY SCRIPT GOOD AT LITTLE THEATRE
• LOTS OF PLASTIC MAKES WALLET WEIGHTY
• CHILDREN'S MIRACLE NETWORK TELETHON TO BENEFIT CHKD VIRGINIA BEACH BOY WHO FELL THROUGH ICE AND SURVIVED WILL MAKE AN APPEARANCE.
• KELLAM KNIGHTS SHOULD HOLD THEIR HEADS HIGH
• VIVA ELVIS II MORE THAN A FESTIVAL, IT'S THE CULTURAL REVIVAL OF A GLOBAL ICON.
• GRIDIRON BECOMES A FIELD OF DREAMS FIRST COLONIAL ALL-AMERICAN HOPES TO MAKE A COMEBACK.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON
• TALLWOOD SENIOR ACCEPTDBY ALL FOUR MILITARY SCHOOL FAMILY TIES AND NAVAL ACADEMY'S TENNIS OFFER SWAYED RAMEL BAUTISTA, WHO HAS 3.9 GPA.
• COMPUTER HELPS GATHER SCIENTIFIC DATA IN SWAMP KEMPS LANDING CLASS TAKES A LAPTOP INTO THE MARSHES OF FALSE CAPE.
• YOUNG QUICK THINKERS WILL VIE IN DEBATE CHAMPIONSHIPS SCOTT ACKISS AND SAREIT HESS OF BAYSIDE HIGH ARE TO BE IN THE NATIONAL EVENT.
• HINDENWOOD DISHES UP GOLDEN FORK WINNER
• AREA'S HISPANICS ORGANIZING A SOCCER TEAM