The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, June 14, 1996

• ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN NEEDS TO ADDRESS SCOTTS CREEK
• HOSPITAL BARRACKS HONORS VIRGINIAN THE NEW FACILITY CARRIES THE NAME OF A NAVY MAN WHO EARNED THE MEDAL OF HONOR IN 1906.
• INDONESIAN YOUTHS HELP TO CREATE NEW EXHIBIT AT CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
• SESSION TO DISCUSS THE CLOSING OF PORTSMOUTH GENERAL CALLED OFF THE DEAL WITH MARYVIEW MEDICAL CENTER IS A PRIVATE ONE BETWEEN TWO BUSINESSES.
• REALTY SALES
• CITY'S AMATEUR GOLF TOURNEY MOVING DATES
• FREE SAMPLES OF RITA'S ITALIAN ICES TO HERALD STORE'S OPENING
• ARTISTS' `SELF AS A VESSEL' EXHIBIT WILL BEGIN TODAY AT ARTS CENTER
• SEAFORD ARTIST'S PAINTING WINS SEAWALL'S BEST-IN-SHOW AWARD JAMES WARWICK JONES' ACRYLIC WORK WILL BECOME PART OF THE CIVIC ARTS COLLECTION.
• TROUPE TO GIVE SPECIAL PERFORMANCE THE NOT JUST FOR FEBRUARY PLAYERS WILL READ POEMS LOOKING AT ALL ASPECTS OF LOVE.
• TO RUSSIA -AND BACK- WITH LOVE 28 STUDENTS AND EDUCATORS GET A WARM WELCOME IN COLD KALININGRAD DURING A MONTHLONG EXCHANGE VISIT WITH THE CITY'S PEOPLE AND SCHOOLS.
• W. BRANCH, G. BRIDGE LEAD ALL-STAR VOTING NICOLE BELOTE, AN ALL-TIDEWATER SELECTION, WAS THE TOP VOTE GETTER.
• REMEMBER WHEN?
• ROBBERY SUSPECT HELD UNTIL POLICE ARRIVE
• [PORTSMOUTH] CITY COUNCIL VOTES