The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Sunday, April 23, 1995

• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• EX-BEACH RESIDENT TELLS OF SCENE IN OKLAHOMA
• LOCAL DISASTER TEAM FLOWN TO OKLAHOMA
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD
• MIDDLE SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR GIFTED APPROVED A MAGNET SCHOOL WILL BE SET UP AT KEMPS LANDING INTERMEDIATE AND, EVENTUALLY, COULD ENROLL 600 STUDENTS.
• BIKE RIDE TO AID DIABETES RESEARCH TOUR DE CURE, COVERING 25 KILOMETERS, WILL LEAVE FROM KELLAM HIGH SCHOOL.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• ANALYSIS HELPS TO FINE-TUNE TRAINING REGIMEN MICHAEL CORRIE, A SPORTS PHYSIOLOGIST, SAYS HIS EVALUATIONS CAN HELP ANYONE.
• 2 AREA PLAYERS TO COMPETE IN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
• COVER STORY: THIS MAXWELL'S SMART HAVING REMADE DOWNTOWN HAMPTON, BEACH'S NEW DIRECTOR OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IS EXPECTED TO BE THE ULTIMATE DEAL CLOSER.
• VENERABLE COTTAGE BEING SPARED FOR A NEW LIFE AS A RESTAURANT
• 36 LUCKY STUDENTS GET TO SKIP CLASSES TO SEE BUSINESS WORLD INTERNSHIP DAY GAVE THE YOUNGSTERS A CLOSER LOOK AT THE WORKING WORLD.
• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH
• `OUTSTANDING' HONOR
• THE SEA WALL
• TEACHERS COOK UP IDEAS TO INSPIRE KIDS EACH `RECIPE' CAN BE USED TO PROMOTE POSITIVE BEHAVIOR IN STUDENTS.
• RESIDENTS SPEAK OUT ON PROPOSED BUDGET SCHOOL SPENDING CUTS, LYNNHAVEN DREDGING AND TAX ASSESSMENTS TOP A HOST OF CONCERNS VOCALIZED BY CITIZENS