The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, April 23, 1995

• REGULATIONS ALMOST FORCE PLANS FOR POOL TO COME UP HIGH 'N' DRY
• ELIZABETH CITY WOMAN APPOINTED TO STATE BOARD
• COVER STORY: SMALLER PAYCHECKS ARE PRICE OF LIVING ON OUTER BANKS
• COVER STORY: DREAM JOBS VISITORS TO THE OUTER BANKS OFTEN DON'T LEAVE. THE LOCALS CALL IT GETTING ``SAND IN YOUR SHOES.'' THE NEWCOMERS CALL IT HOME.
• OUTER BANKS FORUM IMPORTS WITTY WORKS OF GILBERT AND SULLIVAN
• EDUCATOR TO REVIEW HOUSTON SCHOOL
• CANADIAN VISITORS GET SPECIAL ATTENTION TOURISM, THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS IN DARE COUNTY, IS ESTIMATED TO BE A $625 MILLION INDUSTRY.
• WARMER WATERS BRING BETTER FISHING TO OUTER BANKS
• CRYING 'WOLF! WOLF!' DULLS DARE'S DEFENSES
• ALBEMARLE COACHES DON'T LIKE FACING CURRITUCK'S GREAT PITCHER CORY SCOTT IS A BIT MORE - HE'S ALSO THE KNIGHTS' FIELD GENERAL AND THEIR CHEERLEADER.
• CURRITUCK HIGH SHUTS OUT PERQUIMANS IN INVITATIONAL THE KNIGHTS' PLAY WAS FLAWLESS AS THE TEAM CRUISED TO ITS 13TH STRAIGHT WIN FOR THIS SEASON.
• EAGLES POISED FOR A BIG FINISH NORTHEASTERN, WITH A SEVEN-STROKE LEAD, COULD TAKE THE CONFERENCE TITLE.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - CAROLINA COAST
• ARTISTS RALLY TO PROJECT IN BEHALF OF DARE HOSPICE