The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Wednesday, December 21, 1994

• DAVID FENDER TIDEWATER AREA TOYS FOR TOTS COORDINATOR
• HIS ANTICS MAKE ANGLERS' OUTINGS MEMORABLE
• VILLAGE INN HERE HAILED AS ONE OF THE BEST THE INDEPENDENCE BOULEVARD DINING SPOT HAS BEEN CITED AS 1994 FRANCHISE OF THE YEAR.
• RUNNING CEDAR WREATHS RARE NOW, EXCEPT AT CREEKMORE'S
• JAYCEE `ELVES' HELP NEEDY CHILDREN BUY GIFTS THE OUTING GAVE THE KIDS THE CHANCE TO SHOP, NOT FOR THEMSELVES, BUT FOR FAMILY MEMBERS.
• PLANS ENVISIONED FOR FRANCIS LAND PARK THE THREE-ACRE ATTRACTION WILL TIE TOGETHER HISTORY, EDUCATION AND NATURE.
• WAYS SOUGHT TO GAIN MORE ACCESS FOR BEACH USERS
• GREENWAYS WOULD MOVE BIKES AND FOOT TRAFFIC THE CONCEPT IS NEW HERE, BUT IT HAS BEEN USED EXTENSIVELY IN SUCH CITIES AS RALEIGH.
• ABOUT 100 MILES OF MULTI-USE TRAILS BEING PROJECTED THEY ARE INTENDED TO CONNECT CITY PARKS, WATERWAYS AND HISTORICAL SITES.
• SOME PARKS TO BE UPGRADED, NEW ONES BUILT PLANS INCLUDE RENOVATIONS AT MOUNT TRASHMORE AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF CITY VIEW PARK.
• PRESERVING OUR DIVERSE LANDSCAPE OUTDOORS PLAN BALANCES THE RECRATIONAL INTERESTS OF NATURE-LOVERS, HISTORY BUFFS, GOLFERS AND BIKERS