The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Sunday, December 11, 1994

• MOVING 'EM OUT FORST STORY'S SOLDIERS ARE EXPERTS IN MOVING SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT ALL OVER THE WORLD. NOW, THEY'RE HOPING THEY DON'T HAVE TO MOVE THEMSELVES.
• KEMPSVILLE CRIME
• HOMEMADE SAUSAGE HAS LINKS TO LORE OF PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY
• POSTAL PROGRAM ROLLING
• FREE CIRCUS TICKETS
• TOY AND CLOTHING DRIVE
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• THE `NEW' TAX MATH SUBTRACTS DIFFERENCE FROM YOUR WALLET
• BEACH RIDER SEEKS TO BE QUEEN OF THE RODEO
• HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS
• STUDENTS STAND AND DELIVER - THE MAIL JOHN B. DEY ELEMENTARY RUNS AN IN-SCHOOL POST OFFICE THAT TEACHES MAIL DELIVERY.
• ACTS OF KINDNESS
• BIKES FOR KIDS
• PROGRAM GIVES HOMELESS VETS A HELPING HAND, A PLACE TO LIVE THERE ARE NOW SIX VETSHOUSE RESIDENCES IN ABANDONED HUD PROPERTIES, RENTED FOR $1 A YEAR.
• SEWING GUILD FABRICATES BEAR NECESSITIES THE WOMEN HAVE CLOTHED HUNDREDS OF CHRISTMAS TEDDIES FOR NEEDY KIDS.
• SHE'S THE PRINCIPAL DIVER
• SHIPPING OFF HOLIDAY WISHES
• STUDENTS GET `NICE' REWARD FOR DECORATIONS
• GAMBLING AT DOCKSIDE IS BEACH'S BEST - ONLY? - BET
• WITH SPORT IN DECLINE, REVERSAL SOUGHT AT THE COLLEGE LEVEL, 86 SCHOOLS HAVE DROPPED THEIR PROGRAMS IN THE PAST 10 YEARS.
• ECONOMIC NUMBERS MIXED ON IMPACT OF LOSS OF FORT STORY CITY OFFICIAL: ``. . . IF WE HAD TO LOSE FORT STORY IT WOULD PROBABLY BE LEAST PAINFUL OF ALL (THE CITY'S MILITARY BASES).''
• NEW POSITION
• REALTY SALES
• CORRECTION
• OCEANFRONT TRIES INFOMERCIAL TO BRING IN MORE TOURISTS THE $309,000 REGIONAL ADVERTISING EFFORT EXTOLS HAMPTON ROADS CITIES AS BEING GREAT DESTINATIONS FOR FAMILIES.
• CELLAR DOOR VS. VBEU BUSINESS EVENTS