The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, May 26, 1996

• IT'S A REAL HOT TIME FOR LAND SALES AND CONSTRUCTION WORK
• TIM YOUNG BRINGING LAUGH GIG TO THE CAROLINIAN
• BEACHCOMBING PUTS SEA'S GIFTS AT ONE'S FEET SHELLS ARE FREE FOR THE TAKING AFTER BEING BROUGHT ASHORE BY THE ACTION OF THE TIDE AND THE WAVES.
• BATTING HELPS PERQUIMANS DEFEAT HAPLESS BEAR GRASS
• SPANISH MACKEREL ARE BEING LANDED USING JIGGERS
• HANNA-BARBERA CARTOON ART VISITING NAGS HEAD
• DESPITE WIN, COACH BEMOANS INTENSITY OF LADY PIRATES PERQUIMANS IS VICTORIOUS - 6-6 - IN ITS FIRST ROUND PLAYOFF GAME AGAINST MATTAMUSKEET.
• BAUM FAMILY WORKS TO PRESERVE HISTORY THEIR PATRIARCH, ABRAHAM, FIRST APPEARED ON THE CURRITUCK TAX ROLLS IN 1715.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - CAROLINA COAST
• COVER STORY: HISTORY WRITTEN IN THE CARDS COLORFUL POSTCARDS MAILED BY VISITORS TO THE OUTER BANKS CHRONICLE GEOGRAPHIC, PICTORIAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT ON THE ISLANDS.
• THE SIGHTS AND THE SOUND ARE HIS ALONE
• QUAINT EATERY OFFERS DELICIOUS MEALS IN DUCK, THE ROADSIDE RAW BAR & GRILLE'S SIMPLE FARE IS SCRUMPTUOUS AND FILLING.
• CURB ROVER'S ROAMING TO PREVENT PROBLEMS
• TO SECOND-GRADERS, COMPUTERS ARE OLD PALS