The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Norfolk Compass: Thursday, December 15, 1994

• GIFT `STORE' HELPS POOR STRETCH THEIR DOLLARS
• SCOPE MARQUEE IS A NEW SIGN OF THE TIMES THE ARENA'S OLD ELECTRIC SIGN WAS 25 YEARS OLD AND SUFFERED FROM ALL VARIETIES OF ILL REPAIR.
• BEGINNING OF THE END STARTS FOR GHENT GAS STATION
• EXPECTATIONS EXCEED REALITY OF WHAT'S OFFERED AT NAUTICUS
• CRIME REPORT
• ATTENDANCE CRACKDOWN PUTS STUDENTS IN SEATS CUTTING THE NUMBER OF ABSENCES BEFORE FAILING AND ADDING INCENTIVES HAVE LED TO CITY-WIDE GAINS.
• LOCKED IN AT LITTLE CREEK ELEMENTARY, AND THE KIDS LOVE IT
• SISTERS BEAR DOWN IN NEW BUSINESS AT WATERSIDE
• STILL MAKING HISTORY NOT SATISFIED WITH WHAT HAD BEEN WRITTEN ABOUT NORFOLK'S PAST, JOHN FOSTER LED THE CHARGE TO GET NORFOLK'S NEW HISTORY BOOK WRITTEN.
• MAGNOLIA ADDS SPA CUISINE AND BARBECUE
• MAURY'S RASHTI ARRIVES LATE, STILL EARNS MVP HONORS
• CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED FOR 2 HOLIDAY EVENTS
• MAURY, DOMINANT ON THE FIELD, PUTS 4 PLAYERS ON THE TEAM
• A CHAIRMAN FOR THE 1994 HOLLY BALL, A FUND-RAISER FOR THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF THE KING'S DAUGHTERS
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD
• `SALESMEN' WORKS FOR ODU PLAYERS
• WE'RE ALL NEIGHBORS, NO MATTER WHEREVER