The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, May 19, 1996

• THE LESSONS LEARNED IN HOME CONSTRUCTION
• AT LAST, A GOURMET VEGETARIAN RESTAURANT ATLANTIS BAR AND BISTRO OFFERS A RANGE OF VEGETARIAN DELIGHTS ALONG WITH TRADITIONAL FARE.
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR TO RETIRE HARRY JOHNSON HAS WON PRAISE FOR IMPROVING DARE COUNTY IN HIS 14 YEARS AS DEPARTMENT HEAD.
• LANDED! CAPT. MARTY BRILL QUITS WORKING THE BOATS TO MAN A NEW HELM. SOON HE'LL THROW OPEN THE DOORS OF CAPTAIN MARTY'S FISHING AND HUNTING OUTFITTERS, A 5,700-SQUARE-FOOT TACKLE SHOP, THE LARGEST OF ITS KIND ON THE EAST COAST.
• SHOW OF MINIATURE ART SHOULD DRAW BIG CROWD
• A SNAKE IN THE GRASS IS OFTEN BEST LEFT THERE
• PIER ANGLERS ARE CATCHING A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF FISH
• AUTHOR TAKES WIND OUT OF KNOW-IT-ALL'S SAILS
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-CAROLINA COAST
• FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY OFFERS ROYAL TREATMENT MAKEUP ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER COMBINE TALENTS TO MAKE YOU LOOK YOUR BEST.
• TOO MUCH JOY HAS NEWT GINGRICH AS A FAN
• WHAT BASEBALL IS REALLY ALL ABOUT TO ME
• A RUN FOR THE WOODS
• LADY PIRATES CLAIM CONFERENCE TITLE PERQUIMANS RAISES ITS RECORD TO 12-4 AND 11-0 IN THE CONFERENCE WITH A WIN OVER WILLIAMSTON.
• ACES FINISH CONFERENCE PLAY UNDEFEATED