The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Virginia Beach Beacon: Friday, April 28, 1995

• GIRL SCOUTS
• `CARDIAC ARREST' FUND-RAISER PUTS 3 PRINCIPALS BEHIND BARS
• THE END IS NEAR FOR TOLLBOOTH AND DMV OFFICE INSIDE THE MALL
• THERE WAS NO MISTAKING HORROR EVEN WITHOUT SOUND ON THE TV
• UPGRADING OF PLANETARIUM SOUGHT DIRECTOR SAYS $200,000 NEEDED FOR RENOVATION, $500,000 FOR EXPANSION.
• CLASSIC PACKARDS KEEP ON ROLLING ALONG AUTOMOBILE ENTHUSIASTS GATHER IN VIRGINIA BEACH FOR A TOUR.
• VICE MAYOR REVISITS ISSUE OF TRASH FEES W.D. SESSOMS JR. SAID CHARGING FOR THE SERVICE MIGHT DISTRIBUTE THE TAX BURDEN MORE FAIRLY.
• CHIROPRACTOR FLEXES MUSCLES, WINS TITLES KAREN BRENNAN HAS BEEN HELPED BY HER HUSBAND IN GAINING CHAMPIONSHIP STATUS IN A VERY SHORT TIME.
• OWNERS OF GREYSTONE MANSION SEEK TAX RELIEF COUPLE WOULD LIKE TO TURN THE HOME INTO A BED-AND-BREAKFAST OR A CONFERENCE FACILITY TO OFFSET COSTS.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• 2 FROM CBN WIN SILVER TELLY AWARDS FOR COMMERCIALS REGENT GRADUATES PENNY NAGLEE AND MARK YOUNG CAPTURE HONORS FOR TV ADS SHOT LOCALLY.
• THESE VOLUNTEERS SEW JUST ABOUT ANYTHING WITH NEEDLE AND THREAD
• FILIPINO CLASSICAL CONCERT WILL BE FREE
• GROUP DRAWING UP GUIDELINES FOR PROPER HANDLING OF HOMELESS RULES WILL GOVERN THOSE WHO WILL USE AND THOSE WHO WILL RUN A PROPOSED NEW SHELTER.
• BARS AT THE OCEANFRONT USEFUL PERMITS
• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH
• CORRECTION