The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, September 15, 1996

• NEPTUNE FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-VIRGINIA BEACH
• A TRUE STUDMUFFIN WOULD PAY HIS TAXES
• SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• REALTY SALES
• PLANNERS VOTE TO REJECT MILL DAM ROAD VENTURES THE APPLICANTS SOUGHT TO BUILD A PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SHOP AND A PRESCHOOL.
• MOTHER LEARNS PAINFUL LESSON ABOUT RABIES LINDA THOMPSON TOOK AN EXPENSIVE SERIES OF SHOTS TO PREVENT CONTRACTING THE DISEASE.
• FESTIVAL FOOTNOTES
• TEACHER SHARES INTENET EXPERTISE PATI TERRY'S ENTHUSIASM FOR HER WORK INSPIRES OTHERS TO USE COMPUTERS IN THE CLASSROOM.<
• OUR TURN TO PARTY WITH MOST TOURISTS GONE, NEPTUNE FESTIVAL PROVIDES FUN FOR THE HOME FOLKS.
• BULLDOGS LIKELY TO LEAD AGAIN
• DESPITE LOSSES, IT'S HARD NOT TO PICK COX A BIG REASON FOR THE FALCON'S SUCCESS IS TRADITION, WHICH IS PROBABLY GOOD FOR AT LEAST A GOAL A GAME.
• VFW POST, AUXILIARY ANNOUNCE `VOICE OF DEMOCRARY' CONTEST
• TWO PRAIRIE DOGS SETTLE DOWN WITH FAMILY IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• REALTY SALES
• A FLIGHT OF FANCY
• CONSULTANTS STUDY TROLLEY STRATEGIES
• CITY SHOULD MOVE ON CONVENTION PLAN