The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, June 21, 1996

• HULA DANCING ALIVE, AND TAUGHT, IN KEMPSVILLE
• GIRL SCOUT LEADERS SEEK TO SAVE SING-ALONG TRADITION
• CITIZEN'S SUGGESTION HAS BROUGHT IMPROVEMENT TO INDIAN RIVER ROAD
• GOOD THINGS EASY TO SAY ABOUT THIS GRAD SHE'S THE TYPE OF STUDENT WHO MIGHT NOT ORDINARILY BE RECOGNIZED, BUT WHO DESERVES TO BE.
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD - VIRGINIA BEACH
• THREE DINNER THEATER MURDER MYSTERIES TO BENEFIT CHILDREN
• DIVERSE AND TALENTED INFIELD SELECTED BY BEACH COACHES
• TOP VOTE-GETTER EARNS SCHOLARSHIP AFTER THREE STOPS IN TCIS, GREENBRIER'S NICK JAMES WILL PLAY FOR JAMES MADISON.
• COVER STORY: THEY CARRY A FLAME FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE FIVE BEACH RESIDENTS ARE REWARDED FOR THEIR CIVIC CONTRIBUTIONS WITH A CHANCE TO TOTE THE OLYMPIC TORCH.
• 2 OTHER BEACH RESIDENTS WILL HAVE THE HONOR AS FORMER U.S. OLYMPIANS
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• RABBITS LOSE THEIR APPEAL WHEN THEY BEGIN RAIDING MY GARDEN
• THRILL-SEEKING GRANDMA, 62, TRIES SKYDIVING AND SHE JUST LOVES IT
• CITY TO RECEIVE PORTRAIT SUNDAY OF ITS FIRST BLACK OFFICE-HOLDER
• THANKS TO BOB HUMPHREYS FOR RESCUING THE SCHOOLS
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• AREA #2: COMMUNITY PROFILE: BAYFRONT AREA CHESAPEAKE BEACH