The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, June 18, 1995

• BAD DREAM A REMINDER IT'S TIME TO TAKE OFF
• HOOTIE'S SUCCESS ENCOURAGES EDDIE FROM OHIO
• SEAFOOD FESTIVAL PREPARES FOR CROWD THE 13TH ANNUAL EDITION WILL BE ``A CELEBRATION OF THE REGION,'' SAYS THE COORDINATOR.
• SEARCHING FOR ELUSIVE TREASURE BY THE SHORE IT'S NOT A GET-RICH QUICK SCHEME AS A METAL DETECTOR YIELDS 42 CENTS AND 2 FISH HOOKS.
• A FEW STEPS AWAY FROM THE DOCK - PERFECTION THE PIRATE'S COVE RESTAURANT OFFERS FINE DINING UNDER A NEW CHEF'S GUIDANCE AND A PANORAMIC VIEW.
• KING MACKEREL AND COBIA ABUNDANT AROUND PIERS
• IT'S CLEAR THAT GLASS ANNIVERSARY IS SOMETHING TO BE CELEBRATED
• MANY GRADS UNSURE OF NATION'S FUTURE A NEWSPAPER SURVEY POLLED THE GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS ON A VARIETY OF TOPICS THAT ARE IMPORTANT TO THEM.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - OUTER BANKS
• CAMDEN COUNTY TURNAROUND TOP ACHIEVEMENT
• PORTSMOUTH ISLAND POSTAL DELIVERY
• CONGRATULATIONS!
• STAKING IT OUT CAMPERS FIND NIRVANA IN CLOTH SHELTERS PITCHED ON OUTER BANKS SANDS. THAT'S DESPITE THE BUGS, THE BURRS AND THE COLD SHOWERS.
• 4 `PRINCIPALS' APPROACH GOVERNING IN A NEGATIVE LIGHT