The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• LIBRARY IN SUMMER A WONDROUS PLACE TO ESCAPE DOLDRUMS
• BIRTHS
• RONALD T. WAKEHAM DIRECTOR OF FIRE AND PARAMEDICAL SERVICES
• PLANNERS MOVES MEETINGS FROM FRIDAY TO THURSDAY
• EX-PLAYERS RETURN TO GAME AS COACHES ``I MISSED IT . . . ,'' SAYS THERESA MASSIE. ``THIS LETS ME RELIVE MY CHILDHOOD.''
• `NIGHT OF THE HAWK': DRAMA PROMISES TO BE A POTENT SHOW
• FESTIVAL'S BEST: CANDY ASTON SHINES IN `FRUITWOOD CASKET'
• STUDENTS LEARN TO COOK, SHARE MAKING MEALS FOR THE HOMELESS
• `BLOOD TIES': FARCE IS FUNNY AT FIRST, BUT ACT 2 NEEDS WORK
• `STUFF': DISLIKABLE CHARACTER OF FATHER WEARS THIN QUICKLY
• BIG JOHN'S CHANGES HANDS, NEVER CLOSES NOW
• FREE-LANCERS BOLDLY PURSUE AD VENTURE BILL OWEN AND MARK ATKINSON WOO AND WIN NATIONAL ACCOUNTS.
• QUALITY HEALTH CARE GIVEN BY NCH FOR OVER 70 YEARS
• HE ROLLS ON THE PAINT TO HELP AREAS GIVE GRAFFITI THE BRUSHOFF
• NORFOLK IS GANGING UP ON GRAFFITI THE CITY WANTS TO HOLD VANDALS IN CHECK, BUT SOME PROPERTY OWNERS FEAR TOO MUCH GOVERNMENT ACTION.
• CRIME REPORT
• `AT-RISK' MIDDLE STUDENTS TARGETED A PARTNERSHIP HAS BEGUN BETWEEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND A PRIVATE ONE.
• LEARNING BRIDGE: KIDS IMPRESSED WITH OPERATION SMILE
• NORFOLK AND GRAFFITI: WAS KILROY HERE?