The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, May 3, 1996

• CITIZENS SHOULD LOBBY FOR ARTS IN THE SCHOOLS
• AGENCY SEEKS TO GET WORD OUT ON ADULT ABUSE, EXPLOITATION
• 16 TO VIE FOR FESTIVAL TITLE WINNER OF CONTEST WILL REPRESENT CITY IN THE MISS VIRGINIA PAGEANT JUNE 28
• OLYMPIC HOPEFULS FIND THE GOING TOUGH
• COLANDER WINS ACC HURDLES TITLE
• PORTSMOUTH GENERAL SOLD TO MARYVIEW MARYVIEW WILL CONTINUE TO RUN SOME PARTS OF THE DOWNTOWN OPERATION UNTIL THE YEAR 2000.
• SPRING BREAK IN GUYANA COURTNEY HUNDLEY SPENT TWO WEEKS ON A DENTAL MISSION AIDING THE POOR.
• CITY STARS IN MANY FILMS BY REGENT STUDENTS
• THIS ``BORN-AGAIN CIVIC LEAGUE'' IS GROWING AGAIN: WEST PARK VIEW
• NEIGHBORHOOD WARRIORS THEY'RE CIVIC LEAGUE PRESIDENTS - UNPAID SOULS WHO GET RE-ELECTED YEAR AFTER YEAR, FOR ONE SIMPLE REASON: THEY'LL TAKE THE JOB.
• CAVALIER MANOR: HISTORIC PRIDE DRIVES ITS RESIDENTS TO UNITY.
• CENTRAL CIVIC FORUM AND COUNCIL OF CIVIC LEAGUES UMBRELLA GROUPS LET NEIGHBORHOODS EXCHANGE IDEAS AND WORK TOWARD COMMON GOALS.
• OLDE TOWNE: A RUNDOWN PROPERTY IS A CHALLENGE TO RESIDENTS OF THIS HISTORIC AREA.