The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 17, 1996

• TOWN TALK
• GIRLS SOCCER: G. BRIDGE, W. BRANCH ARE TEAMS TO BEAT
• A PLACE FOR GIRLS TEACHES SCOUTS LIFE'S LESSONS
• CHESAPEAKE ART STUDENTS' TALENTS SOAR IN AIRPORT EXHIBIT
• HEALTH DIRECTOR'S ARMY CAREER DESERVES PROUD 21-GUN SALUTE
• CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS - CHESAPEAKE
• CITY'S JOBLESS RATE FELL SLIGHTLY IN '95
• BUSINESS GROWTH WAS BETTER THAN EXPECTED
• CHESAPEAKE HOTELS, RESTAURANTS THRIVING
• WATERFRONT LAND UNDERUTILIZED
• RETAIL BUSINESSES POURING INTO CITY
• PERMITS DECLINED FOR SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES
• HARSH WEATHER LAST YEAR TESTED METTLE OF FARMERS
• POLICIES TO SLOW GROWTH OF CITY'S POPULATION HAVE DESIRED EFFECT
• FOR SOME WORKERS, THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME MORE AND MORE CHESAPEAKE WORKERS ARE USING THEIR HOMES AS OFFICES.
• POLICE INQUIRY: PUTTING IT BEHIND
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - CHESAPEAKE