The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, March 10, 1995

• NEW WAVE IN SCHOOL BOOKSTORES
• MOTORING IN NORFOLK BRINGS SOME UNEXPECTED SURPRISES
• ANNUAL REPLENISHMENT OF SAND UNDER WAY ON OCEAN BEACH 15,000 TRUCKLOADS FROM LYNNHAVEN INLET WILL BE SPREAD FROM RUDEE INLET TO 49TH STREET.
• CITY COUNCIL'S NOMINEES CHOOSING NO. 11
• THERE'LL BE A CALL FOR EVERYTHING THAT'S SAVED, EVEN 36 YEARS LATER
• DUMPING IN OLD BORROW PIT RESUMING THE CITY HAS NOW OBTAINED THE NECESSARY PERMITS FOR ITS OWN PROJECT.
• NEW FEES AND RULES FACE RESORT PARKERS THE LATEST WRINKLE OFFERED BY CITY OFFICIALS IS THE ``MERCHANT VALIDATION'' PROGRAM.
• RAZING COMES TO THE PEPPERMINT A VENERABLE BEACH CLUB JOINS THE DOME AND TWO OLD HOTELS IN THE PAGES OF HISTORY.
• SURVIVING CANCER CHALLENGE FOCUS OF FORUM ONE ASPECT TO BE DISCUSSED IS THE NUMBER OF TREATMENT OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO THE PATIENT.
• BAYSIDE MARLINS WILL HOST FIRST SCRIMMAGE JAMBOREE
• A PEAK AT POLITICS BEACH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS GET UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH `YEAS' AND `NAYS' OF STATE GOVERNMENT.
• SOMEONE HAD TO SELECT THE YEAR'S BEST
• IT'S OFF TO THE L'IL OLE OPRY TROY HEDSPETH, WHO'S ONLY 12, WILL PERFORM ON STAGE IN MATHEWS.
• ALL OF KEMPSVILLE STARTERS MAKE TEAM PAIR OF SOPHOMORE SUBSTITUTES ALSO MADE THE TEAM AS HONORABLE MENTIONS.
• NATIONAL RECOGNITION
• BEACH ARTISTS, DANCERS IN D'ART CENTER SHOW