The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, September 3, 1995

• BOATHOUSE GRILLE A CASUAL PLACE FOR DINNER THE NEW RESTAURANT'S RACING DECOR REFLECTS THE OWNER'S CAREER.
• YELLOWFIN TUNA NUMBERS IMPROVING DRAMATICALLY
• BUSINESS RECOGNIZED
• MEMORABLE MOMENTS CAN BE EASY TO FIND
• VIDEO GAMES TRANSFORM PLAYERS INTO SUPERHEROES AS KIDS, WE DID NOT SIMPLY PLAY THESE GAMES - WE LIVED THEM.
• DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS EMBRACE CULTURAL ARTS
• LIFEGUARDS BRING HOME NATIONAL HONORS ANN MARIE WELCH AND CHRIS O'NEILL HAVE SPECIAL GIFTS IN RESCUE ABILITY, AREA OFFICIALS SAY.
• SHAGGERS MOVE TO A NEW DANCE FLOOR
• PASSING GAME HELPS, BUT FOES MANAGE TO WIN
• CAMDEN OPENER SHOWS LAST SEASON WASN'T FLUKE
• PEDAL POWER ON POLICE PATROL
• COVER STORY: TAKING FLIGHT ON NEW `PARAWINGS' KITE ENTHUSIASTS FRANCIS AND GERTRUDE ROGALLO WERE RESEARCHERS WHEN THEY STARTED LOOKING AT WAYS TO IMPROVE ON FLYING. THEIR SIMPLE SOLUTION BROUGHT IMPROVEMENTS TO AN ANCIENT HOBBY AND GAVE BIRTH TO A NEW SPORT - HANG GLIDING - AS PEOPLE STARTED
• RACING FOR THE START OF SOMETHING GOOD
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - CAROLINA COAST