The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Local: Sunday, May 18, 1997

• STATE TESTS HORSES FOR FATAL VIRUS IN BEAUFORT AND CEDAR ISLAND
• A COUNTY DIVIDED: THE $59.5 MILLION PROPOSED SCHOOL BOND HAS GENERATED BITTER DISAGREEMENT. AFTER VOTES ARE CAST TUESDAY, CAN DARE COUNTY HEAL ITSELF?
• SHED'S CONTENTS SLOW FIREFIGHTING EFFORTS
• CIVIC LEAGUES SPEAK OUT AGAINST PROPOSED CHESAPEAKE HOTEL THEY SAY THE SITE COULD HINDER TRAFFIC AND IS TOO SMALL FOR A FULL-SERVICE FACILITY.
• SUFFOLK LIKELY TO EARMARK GRANT MONEY FOR ORLANDO FOR THE FIRST TIME, THE CITY MAY FOCUS ON REHABILITATING AN ENTIRE COMMUNITY.
• STATE DECIDES IT WON'T TAKE ACTION AGAINST JUDGE FOR LETTERS
• SUFFOLK MAYOR INITIATES EFFORT TO GET MOST OUT OF RUN-DOWN SITES
• THE MOVING MOUNTAIN JOCKEY'S RIDGE SHIFT IS MYSTERY, FOR NOW
• 111 RECEIVE DEGREES AT EVMS CEREMONY
• ALLEN, WARNER ADDRESS VA. COLLEGE GRADUATES
• VICTOR G. BUONFIGLI
• EDWARD J. BOYLE SR.
• MELVIN MILLER
• MILDRED S. SIMPSON
• LARRY CHAMBLEY
• LENA N. KIVETT
• HARRY T. WILLIS
• MARTHA W. ASHLEY
• DARRELL N. WHITEHURST
• BETH L. SHINAULT
• ELMO LANGSTON SR.
• ELYERT R. HARRISON
• HERBERT L. RIPLEY
• ANNIE J. WHITFIELD
• DAVID T. HAISLIP
• MICHAEL A. FREEMAN
• VINCENT C. GARRETT SR.
• SUFFOLK ASKS CITIZENS TO WEIGH STING OF TAXES VS. MOSQUITOES