The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• TEACHER OF THE YEAR
• BIRTHS
• LUSH, COLORFUL GARDEN IS A TREAT FOR ALL WHO PASS BY ON BIKE PATH
• STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL PROFITS AID MORE THAN 60 GROUPS
• BIZEXPO
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• SINGING THE PRAISES OF THE AMERICAN MUSIC FESTIVAL
• BILLY RAY CYRUS BRINGS DOWN THE HOUSE AT THE BEACH
• CLOSER GAMES EXPECTED SECOND TIME AROUND MORE SEASONED PLAYERS SHOULD NARROW THE GAP BETWEEN THE BEACH'S HAVES AND HAVE-NOTS.
• AIR SHOW KICKS OFF NEPTUNE FESTIVAL
• EDITOR'S COLUMN
• PROGRAM LETS OLDER STUDENTS EARN DIPLOMA THE OPEN CAMPUS HIGH SCHOOL OFFERS FLEXIBLE AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSES.
• PUBLIC HEARING ON ELECTORAL REPRESENTATION:
• CLARIFYING COST OF LARKSPUR MIDDLE SCHOOL
• WHAT TO DO IF YOU OPPOSE RESIDENTIAL PARKING RESTRICTIONS AT THE OCEANFRONT?
• SCHOOLS REMEDIAL REMEDY?
• FUND HELPS DISEASE VICTIM GO TO COLLEGE AT HER DEATH, LAURA TURNER LEFT A PORTION OF HER ESTATE TO HELP THOSE WITH CEREBRAL PALSY GET JOB TRAINING.
• CARING FOR CHILDREN, COMMUNITIES CARE IS A PROGRAM DESIGNED TO HELP RESIDENTS IN TARGETED COMMUNITIES IMPROVE THEIR NEIGHBORHOODS.
• SENIORS WIN $9 MILLION IN SCHOLARSHIPS
• REALTY SALES
• REALTY SALES
• FREE INFORMATION ON FINANCIAL AID
• COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
• LOWENTHAL ELECTED PRESIDENT
• REAL WORLD CLASSES OFFERED
• CITY CHOOSES SITE FOR SERVICE CENTER PROPERTY IS BETWEEN CYPRESS AND WASHINGTON AVENUES AND 17TH AND 19TH STREETS.