The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Suffolk Sun: Thursday, March 9, 1995

• TRIPLETS: THEY MAY LOOK ALIKE, BUT THEY'RE DIFFERENT
• HEAVENLY HAYMAN, SWEETER MEMORIES
• FOURTH FOOD LION STORE ANNOUNCED FOR SUFFOLK
• HENRY MURDEN, CITY CLERK, RECOVERING AFTER SURGERY
• GATES HIGH PLAYERS DO `ARKANSAW BEAR'
• YALE SINGERS DELIGHT N-SA
• PAST CHAIRMEN TO RUN PEANUT FEST '95 ONE REASON FOR ALL THE HELP IS 30 ADDITIONAL ACRES FOR THE OCT. 5-8 EVENT.
• N-SA DUO IN STATEWIDE MATH CONTEST
• SPEEDWAY PLANS EVENTS TO GET EVERYONE READY
• LOCAL EXTENSION SPECIALISTS HONORED THEIR RESEARCH IN WEED AND DISEASE CONTROL HAS HELPED PEANUT GROWERS.
• INJURED PLAYER HELPS HIS BACKUP BUT NANSEMOND RIVER'S FOFANA DIDN'T LIKE RIDING THE BENCH.
• PASSING OF THE OLD, PREPARING FOR THE NEW LENT IS TO EASTER WHAT ADVENT IS TO CHRISTMAS.
• SAM GLASSCOCK THE 63-YEAR-OLD LAWYER AND FORMER STATE LEGISLATOR HAS BEEN CHOSEN FIRST CITIZEN OF SUFFOLK BY THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB.