The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, October 20, 1996

• TASTY ITALIAN FOOD ON CHARDO'S MENU COURSES WERE ATTRACTIVE, PORTIONS WERE GENEROUS AND FOOD WAS COOKED JUST RIGHT.
• VIRGINIANS ARE FLOCKING TO SOUTH OF THE BORDER
• MANY ATHLETES, FANS NEED LESSON IN SPORTSMANSHIP
• SAVING OLD LIVE OAK WAS A COMMUNITY EFFORT COLINGTON HARBOUR RESIDENTS SPENT 2 DAYS BULKHEADING AROUND THE TREE, WHICH WAS THREATENED BY EROSION.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - NORTH CAROLINA
• SHOOTING THE STARS CENTURIES AGO, SAILORS USED CELESTIAL NAVIGATION, CHARTING THEIR LOCATION IN RELATION TO THE SUN AND STARS, TO TRAVEL THE GLOBE. TODAY, DESPITE AN ARRAY OF ELECTRONIC NAVIGATION TOOLS, SOME FOLKS PREFER USING THE OLD METHOD.
• ``HAUNTED HISTORY'' SHOWCASES LOCAL LEGENDS
• ERROR A VIVID REMINDER THAT GOOFS ARE PAINFUL
• COOLER WEATHER HEATS UP FISHING ALONG THE COAST
• ``LIGHTHOUSES OF AMERICA'' WINS GOLDEN NEEDLE