The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, July 3, 1996

• TIM BEASLEY: CELEBRITY IMPERSONATOR
• TEACHER'S LOVE FOR READING IS GENESIS OF BOOKSTORE LOUISE BRIMMER, A LONGTIME ENGLISH TEACHER, SELLS NEW, USED AND ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS STARTING AT $1.
• DREDGING CREW ADOPTS ABANDONED DOG THE WORKERS CALL THE GERMAN SHEPHERD RUDEE, AFTER THE INLET THEY DREDGE YEAR ROUND.
• TITLISTS DOING QUITE WELL FIGHTING OUTSIDE SCHOOL
• GIRLS' 12-UNDER TEAM, AND THEIR PARENTS, ARE DEDICATED TO GAME THE RED TIDE IS IN THE JUNIOR OLYMPIC NATIONAL TOURNAMENT FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW.
• BILLS MOUNT FOR POPULAR WAITRESS IN COMA CHRISTINA PENDERGRAFT COLE WAS STRICKEN WITH AN INOPERABLE BRAIN TUMOR TWO MONTHS AGO.
• CHECK OUT THE BARN SWALLOWS AT THE BAYSIDE LIBRARY BRANCH
• FAN-HUNGRY MARINERS WANT NEW HOME TO BOOT BEACH'S ONLY PROFESSIONAL SPORTS FRANCHISE THINKS IT HAS A HOT COMMODITY TO SELL. NOW, IT JUST WANTS THE CITY TO BUILD A LITTLE STADIUM.
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