The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, September 24, 1995

• ALL THE THINGS SUBURBS HAVE GOING FOR THEM THAT SMALL TOWNS DON'T: . . . UH . . . UH . . .
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - VIRGINIA BEACH
• COVER STORY: A SHARK-INFESTED ROAD TRIP IT'S ALL WORK AND NO PAY WHEN THE AREA'S MINOR LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM RIDES A BUS FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME.
• ENERGY GRANTS GO TO SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS FRIENDS SCHOOL AND SENTARA BAYSIDE ARE THE BEACH INSTITUTIONS TO BE AIDED BY THE STATE.
• `OH, OUR IMPOSSIBLE CHILDREN' THE LAMENT OF EVERY GENERATION
• FOURTEEN SCOUTS PLANTED SHRUBS AND FLOWERS AND SPREAD TONS OF GRAVEL ON THE BACK PARKING LOT. BOY SCOUTS DELIVER ON PROJECT TO BEAUTIFY BEACH POST OFFICE
• VOTING INFORMATION
• FUNDS FOR P.A. HIGH
• BOARD WANTS NEXT SUPERINTENDENT TO BE SKILLED IN MANAGING MONEY HIGH STANDARDS OF INTEGRITY ALSO DESIRABLE FOR ONE WHO WOULD LEAD BEACH SCHOOLS.
• THIS CLASS HAS CULTURE ON THE CURRICULUM SANDY BAKER'S MOTTO: ``I DON'T TRAIN THEM FOR FOURTH GRADE. I TRAIN THEM FOR LIFE.''
• LOCAL STUDENTS MOVE A STEP CLOSER TO MERIT SCHOLARSHIP
• HE BRIGHTENS BEANS WITH CHRYSANTHEMUMS
• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• JEWS PREPARING FOR HIGH HOLY DAYS
• IMPROVING EDUCATION
• MISSING AN EDITORIAL?
• CORRECTION
• PRECINCT VOTING PATTERNS
• DONATING THEIR TIME
• REALTY SALES - VIRGINIA BEACH
• BEFORE FELIX, IT WAS BANNER YEAR FOR HOTELS ONE STORM AFTER ANOTHER SCARED POTENTIAL VISITORS AWAY FROM THE CITY'S RESORT ATTRACTIONS.
• FEW TURN OUT TO COMMENT ON SHORE DRIVE ACCIDENTS CONSULTANT STUDYING THE PROBLEM REPORTS THAT STATISTICS ARE MARKEDLY DIFFERENT FROM CITY OR STATE.
• I LIKE MUSIC, BUT NOT SO LOUD IT HURTS