The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 16, 1995

• TOWN TALK
• T. TEX MCDORMAN PIN STRIPER, SIGN ARTIST SIGN SHOP OWNER
• `FLOW CONTROL' VIEWS OMIT ESSENTIAL FACTS
• PLAYERS GETTING AN EARLY START ON PASSING THE FIRST-TIME LEAGUE IN CHESAPEAKE IS ``A GOOD ACTIVITY THAT THE KIDS ENJOY,'' GREAT BRIDGE COACH PHIL WEBB SAID.
• REDS THE FIRST UNBEATEN BRONCO TEAM IN 10 YEARS
• THIS ONCE-BOONIE CITY NOT BUCOLIC ANYMORE
• REALTY SALES
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• BIRTHS
• REALTY SALES
• CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS
• CIVIC ACTIVIST TO RUN FOR CITY COUNCIL SEAT
• SAVING OUR HERITAGE CHESAPEAKE LACKS A MECHANISM TO PRESERVE ITS HISTORIC PLACES AND BALANCE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT INTERESTS. BUT AS MORE AND MORE HISTORIC SITES DISAPPEAR, MOMENTUM IS GROWING TO DEVELOP THE CITY'S FIRST PRESERVATION POLICY.