The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, October 26, 1995

• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR- NORFOLK COMPASS
• JULIAN F. HIRST RETIRED CITY MANAGER IS NOW NORFOLK KIWANIS CLUB PRESIDENT
• COST OF BLAIR MIDDLE'S REPAIRS GOES UP
• REALTY SALES
• THERE'S SURE TO BE FRIGHT AT END OF THIS HALLOWEEN FAN'S TUNNEL
• PARADE KICKS OFF DRUG AWARENESS WEEK
• PLAYGROUND IS A REALITY, AND IT'S TIME TO PARTY IMAGINATION ISLAND IS THE RESULT OF COUNTLESS HOURS OF VOLUNTEER HELP TO RAISE FUNDS AND DO THE WORK.
• NAVY VET GETS A CHANCE TO HELP FORMER MENTOR MAN CALLS GIFT TO FORMER SHIPMATE WHO LOST HIS HOME TO FIRE REPAYMENT OF AN OLD DEBT.
• BUGATTI'S ROARS ONTO THE AFTER-HOURS SCENE IN NORFOLK
• HARD WORK PUTS GRANBY IN THE STATE TOURNAMENT THE COMETS EDGED BAYSIDE BY A STROKE FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT'S FIRST TEAM BERTH IN GROUP AAA'S BIG DANCE.
• FARM FRESH'S SITE-SWITCHING STIRS UP SHOPPERS IN GHENT
• MAYOR ANSWERS CRITIC OF NAUTICUS
• A BOWLING TOWEL MIGHT RAISE SCORE
• PROGRAM GIVES STUDENTS ACCESS TO COLLEGE
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE NORFOLK COMPASS
• BIRTHS
• REALTY SALES
• RESOURCE PRACTICE IS A PLACE WHERE GROWN-UPS COME TO PLAY
• SCHOOL'S PTA BACKS WORK BY CITY TO CHECK AIR QUALITY
• THEATER TO BUILD ON FOUNDER'S MATURITY, PROVEN WRITING ABILITY
• VETERANS OF FRIGHT THE HAUNTED FOREST, PRODUCED BY LOCAL VIETNAM VETERANS AT THE BOTANICAL GARDEN, IS IN ITS SIXTH YEAR OF TERRIFYING VISITORS.