The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, February 22, 1996

• PEOPLE & PLACES
• BIRTHS
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• CRIME REPORT
• `TARTUFFE' OUTSTANDING IN EVERY ASPECT
• VIRGINIA OPERA'S DOCENTS TRAVEL TO SCHOOLS WITH A TRUNK OF DELIGHTS
• `FLYIN' WEST' IS A SOCIOLOGICALLY IMPORTANT PLAY
• ANOTHER MARTIN BECOMING FAMOUS AT GRANBY
• 2 VIEWS OF UPCOMING TOURNAMENT: CALM AND ANXIOUS TWO-TIME STATE CHAMP CLAY WEISBERG IS `READY;' HOST COACH PETE MCCOY `CAN HANDLE THIS.'
• THE VENERABLE NARO, BORN AS COLLEY THEATRE, NOW 60 THE ART DECO MOVIE HOUSE, A LANDMARK IN GHENT, FIRST OPENED ITS DOORS ON FEB. 23, 1936.
• DAVID BERRY OWNER OF COLLEY AVENUE RENTAL BUSINESS
• MI HOGAR BRINGS MEXICAN CUISINE TO NORFOLK
• LEAGUE OFFICERS QUIT, NEW GROUP CREATED COLONIAL PLACE/RIVERVIEW RESIDENTS DISAGREED OVER BYLAWS AND RULES OF PROCEDURE.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR