The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• BAYSIDE CRIME
• PARKING PERMIT FEES THE LONG-RANGE GOAL IS TO END PARKING ALTOGETHER IN THE RESORT STRIP AND TO CHANNEL MOTORISTS INTO THREE MAJOR SATELLITE LOTS, WHICH HAVE YET TO BE BUILT.
• SEVEN DAYS SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• COOKBOOK GUIDES PEPPER LOVERS IN ADDING SOME HEAT TO THEIR EATS
• PARKING BAN IS MEANT TO TAME RESORT STRIP
• STUDENT-ATHLETE IS A HIT IN CLASS, ON FIELD CHRIS ELMORE WAS THE ONLY BEACH RECIPIENT OF A RECREATION SCHOLARSHIP.
• RECREATION NOTEBOOK
• CITY ENCOURAGES VETS TO SELL LICENSES FOR THEIR CLIENTS' PETS
• STRAYHORN TO HOLD FIRST TOWN MEETING SHE HOPES AN INFORMAL SETTING WILL ENCOURAGE VOTERS TO BE OPEN WITH ONE ANOTHER AND HER.
• COUNCIL REJECTS BUILDER'S PLANS FOR LAND IN PUNGO THE 11-0 VOTE WAS SEEN AS THE FIRST TEST OF THE NEW SOUTHERN RURAL DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE.
• PRO AND CON: AN INFORMAL SURVEY OF AREA RESIDENTS AFFECTED BY THE PREVIOUS TWO-YEAR EXPERIMENTAL PARKING PERMIT PLAN FINDS OPINIONS SPLIT RATHER EVENLY. THOSE IN FAVOR CITE CONCERNS FOR SAFETY; THOSE AGAINST SAYS THEIR FREEDOMS ARE CURBED; OTHERS SAY THE ISSUE NEEDS MORE TIME FOR DEBATE.
• MOSS TRIES TO KILL SAND PLAN, IRKS SOME COUNCIL MEMBERS ``WE'RE GETTING INTO VALUES HERE, AND MY VALUES SAY IT'S NOT HONORABLE,'' SAID LOUISA M. STRAYHORN.
• FULL COUNCIL SUPPORTS SAFE, AFFORDABLE PARKING
• AGRICULTURAL RESERVE: REAPING TAX MONEY
• REALTY SALES
• BIRTHS
• `ANNUAL CAR ALLOWANCES' POLITICAL MILEAGE
• SOCCER REP MAKES PLEA FOR STADIUM RESORT AREA ADVISORY COMMISSION ASKED TO ENDORSE REQUEST FOR $2.5 MILLION FROM CITY.
• CRIME REPORT
• LYNNHAVEN CRIME
• PRINCESS ANNE CRIME