The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 16, 1995

• ROLE OF WHO DISCLOSES ALL ABOUT PROPERTY STILL BEING DEFINED
• VIRGINIAN CATCHES POTENTIAL RECORD BLUEFIN TUNA
• EVEN OFF STAGE, THESE PERFORMERS ARE ON
• LONGTIME TALENTED QUILTER FINALLY LAYS ASIDE HER STITCHING
• WATERWAY SYSTEM FOR SMALL BOATS CHRISTENED A NEW BROCHURE DETAILS WHERE TO FIND THE 29 TRAILS IN THE 10-COUNTY ALBEMARLE REGION.
• NEW ECSU COACH PLANS TO REBUILD
• WATER SKIER FLIES WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE PATRICE BARRINGER, WHO'S 15, THINKS NOTHING OF GOING ``140 FEET ON MY FACE!''
• ELIZABETHAN GARDENS A SOUL-SOOTHING SITE
• DIRE STRAITS THE LITTLE KINNAKEET LIFESAVING STATION, ONE OF THE FIRST SUCH STATIONS ON THE OUTER BANKS, HAS BEEN SLATED FOR RENOVATIONS. BUT, FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS MAY SINK THE PROJECT.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A photo of Noah Snyder in the July 16 edition of The Carolina Coast had an incorrect credit. The photo of Snyder riding a wave was taken by Mickey McCarthy. Correction published , The Carolina Coast, July 23, 1995, p.58 ***************************************************************** LIFEGUARDS COME TO COMPETE AND TO EXHIBIT THEIR SKILLS THE SOUTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL BE HELD ON THE OUTER BANKS THIS WEEK.\
• SAILBOAT CRUISE TO MONKEY ISLAND IDYLLIC FOUR TRIPS A DAY ARE DEPARTING FROM THE WOODEN DOCKS NEAR THE CENTURY-OLD WHALEHEAD CLUB.
• DELICIOUS THAI CUISINE COMES TO CURRITUCK COUNTY THE FORMER NORTH RIVER RESTAURANT NOW HAS AN ASIAN FLAVOR.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR