The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Wednesday, April 26, 1995

• RESIDENTS WORK TO CLEAN UP THE LYNNHAVEN MORE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO HELP TO REDUCE POLLUTION AND TO MONITOR WATER QUALITY.
• SOUTHWEST ART COLLECTION GOING ON VIEW MICHAEL ZUCKERMAN SPENT EIGHT YEARS GATHERING THE WORKS, MOSTLY NATIVE AMERICAN.
• VOLUNTEERING: PEOPLE AND HOURS ADD UP FAST
• SURFACE DOCTOR TOO LATE TO SAVE DO-IT-YOURSELFER THE LIME-GREEN BATHTUB FINALLY HAS BEEN RESURFACED - THREE YEARS AND $3,000 LATER.
• PUPPY-RAISERS GIVE TLC TO FUTURE GUIDE DOGS THE FAMILIES ARE FULLY AWARE THE DOGS WILL ONE DAY BE LEAVING FOR A MORE IMPORTANT JOB.
• COMPOSTING AN EASY ART TO LEARN, EVEN WITHOUT A FREE PLASTIC DEVICE
• A GIVING TRADITION MEMBERS OF THREE BEACH FAMILIES ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE WHO ARE BEING RECOGNIZED DURING NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK.
• CORRECTION
• TOMMY PARKER HE'S A BANKER BY DAY, BLUES MUSICIAN BY NIGHT.