The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, May 19, 1996

• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• LIST OF FOLKS WHO GOT AMPHITHEATER KUDOS WAS MISSING A NAME
• ELEMENTARY STUDENTS GET LESSON IN RUSSIAN PRINCESS ANNE PTA OFFERS AFTER-SCHOOL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM THAT TEACHES STUDENTS DIVERSE LANGUAGES.
• FESTIVAL TO CELEBRATE JERUSALEM AS CAPITAL
• 4-H SHOW AND SALE BRINGS OUT RECORD OF 92 EXHIBITORS LIVESTOCK AUCTION AND RODEO WERE PART OF BEACH AG FEST `96.
• STUDENTS MIND THEIR MANNERS AT A SPECIAL MOTHER'S DAY TEA
• HUNGRY HUMMERS KEEP BIRD LOVERS HOPPING TO FILL FEEDERS
• ABUSIVE MARRIAGE LED WOMAN TO KARATE JOANNE HAMILTON NOW TEACHES TECHNIQUES OF FIGHTING AND IS CLOSE TO EARNING HER BLACK BELT.
• HOTEL GROUP BACKS PACIFIC AVENUE REVITALIZATION INNKEEPERS WANT CITY TO FIX UP FIVE BLOCKS TO SHOW PUBLIC WHAT ROAD COULD LOOK LIKE
• FORECAST LOOKS FINE FOR FUTURE ATTRACTIONS
• GAGNIER'S TAEKWONDO NETS 6 NATIONAL CHAMPS
• AREA #10: COMMUNITY PROFILE WINDSOR OAKS/WINDSOR WOODS/PRINCESS ANNE PLAZA/LYNNHAVEN