The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, October 29, 1995

• BOULEVARD PAVES WAY FOR CHANGES IN NEIGHBORHOOD
• SNAPPED MAST FAILS TO DETER WINNER
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR -CAROLINA COAST
• FISHERMEN ARE PLUCKING PLENTY OF SPECKLED TROUT FROM THE SURF
• HARD WORK REPLACING FLASH AT ECSU ``THE GOOD THING IS THAT I DIDN'T KNOW HOW IT USED TO BE, BUT I KNOW HOW IT'S GOING TO BE,'' COACH SAYS.
• CONFERENCE LOCKED IN WILD RACE
• ARTIST SERIOUS ABOUT PAINTING AFTER 40-YEAR INTERRUPTION
• JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES BUILD HALL IN A DAY ALL OF THE LABOR WAS DONE BY VOLUNTEERS, CHURCH MEMBERS.
• A FEW PLACES FOR YOU TO HAUNT FOR HALLOWEEN
• PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST TWO ELIZABETH CITY PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS JOIN FORCES AND TURN A FORMER CATHOLIC CHURCH INTO AN UNUSUAL STUDIO. ONE PHOTOGRAPHER IS MOVING ON TO VIRGINIA TO CREATE A NEW STUDIO IN AN OLD BARN, WHILE THE OTHER - A. MACK SAWYER - WILL REMAIN IN THE CHURCH-STUDIO.
• LOSS OF AN HOUR JUST SOURS HIS DAY