Story archive for November 2002

Saturday, Nov. 30

• 911 operators listen

• NAACP disappointed in decision

• Disc driving can be fun!

• Tabitha Peace crowned

• Dec. 1, 1976

• Bus service delivers #036;100 to Cheer Fund

• Candlelight tour will feature four Riverview homes

• Raymond J. Copeland Sr.

• A week full of blowouts in the NFL

• Why is it always a case of black and white?

• When weather on the water goes down

• Warriors to battle cast of Too Much Woman

• Shelter featuring arts, crafts fair

• Kristy Cornett to Steven Patton

• Lifelines serving Suffolk

Wednesday, Nov. 27

• Unanswered questions

• Avoid being a holiday statistic

• Chargers sweep in soccer - again

• Cheer Fund receiving donations

• Michael K. Hargrave

• Sarah A. Oliver

• Nov. 28, 1935

• Clippers brain 'The Grain'

• Skins vs. Cowboys: The real story

• Lost hunter found

• Holiday purse snatchings have already started

• Hazel O. Faulk

• Holiday comes early for Christmas

• David D. Williams

• Thanksgiving to God

• Cavaliers fall short

Tuesday, Nov. 26

• Don't even think about drinking and driving

• Nov. 27, 1935

• Provost will coordinate neighborhood development

• Lakeland to hold Fall Sports Banquet Dec. 3

• Worker nearly electrocuted

• David L. Jordan

• Thankful for programs' volunteers

• 13 is Chargers' lucky number

• Grove, All-Stars win at 'Canned Food' tournament

• SRHA names interim director

• Holiday drinking, driving laws will be strictly enforced

• New jail director named

• Cavaliers charged in assault

• Folly will host visits by Santa Claus

Sunday, Nov. 24

• Warriors head to Golden State

• Jaguars win defensive battle

• Public school lunch menus for Nov. 25-Nov. 27:

• Charter is up for sale

• Judge choice showed poor judgment

• Ruritans make Cheer Fund gift

• Joseph Copeland

• William H. Elner

• Robert L. Parks

• Nov. 24, 1935

• Crime watching is an acquired skill

• Floyd Harrison

• The judgeship

• Molly R. Kress

• Who's worth their salary?

• Citizens' Police Academy helps police fight crime

• A difficult week to pick!

• New world of technology

• The cold truth about diving

Wednesday, Nov. 20

• More cuts are no real surprise

• Lady Cavalier to spend Turkey Day on the fields of Palm Springs

• Derrick D. Barnes

• Church honoring its pastor

• William Elner

• Council cuts line on man's shop expansion

• Reader praises paper's insightfulness

• Police seeking armed suspect

• Sara Lee employees feed residents of Chorey Park Apts.

• Mt. Lebanon dedicating church this Saturday

• The Over-the-Hill Gang

• Nov. 21, 1967

• Pilots attend fall council

• Nansemond River to host charity game Friday

Tuesday, Nov. 19

• Nellie C. White

• Cheering Lady Cavaliers qualify for March event

• John A. Gordon

• McAdoo on two-month leave

• Helen B. Weaver

• Gladys H. Taylor

• Nov. 20, 1967

• City Council Agenda

• Coach of the year says thanks to 'a great group'

• Woodworking is a crafty job for Whaleyville resident

• Warriors look back at last season of 2002

• SRHA development director resigns

• Concert had harmonious effect

• Public school lunch menus for Nov. 20-Nov. 27:

• Even prank threats warrant some coverage

• City intends to begin project

Sunday, Nov. 17

• Growth plans formed at retreat

• FBCS hosts ProKids programs

• Warriors' Fall Sports Banquet to be Tuesday

• Kiyoko Y. Jones

• Nov. 17, 1967

• Celebrating local education

• Helleon O. Holland

• Willie Moore named top driver

• Medical technologist collects stuffed animals for local toy program

• Parker destined for Feng Shuit

• An Iraq war problem

• One last word on hypothermia

• Suffolk resident certified as ancient art practitioner

• 'Heartbreak Kid' visits Norfolk

• City should be talking to us about Melody Green

• Skins try to recover against New York

Friday, Nov. 15

• Saints suffer another big loss to Seahawks, fall 34-7

• A state title - for Shores

• Few dry eyes as 8-month-old Lakayla Janae Rodgers laid to rest

• Francis O. Holland

• Maus voted top

• Nov. 16, 1948

• Church, police sponsor walk today

• Forum focusing on women's midlife issues

• Jaysen I. Herndon

• Several staying overnight

• Reporting child abuse can save a life

• Teen won't lower her standards

Thursday, Nov. 14

• Warriors' Fall Sports Banquet to be Nov. 19

• Justice in terror war must be swift

• The Stealth - secret weapon?

• Governor taps Suffolk men for Agriculture Council

• 'Making public schools great'

• Latrawn M. Armstrong

• Development will remain top priority

• Saints will play as visitors at home against Seahawks Friday

• Get ready for some duck hunting

• Auxiliary hosting 'Tree of Lights' Dec. 5 at Obici

• Nov. 15, 1948

• All involved in Swamp Rumble commended

• Kiwanians sign on to help Lakeland students 'PASS'

Tuesday, Nov. 12

• Alberta Britt

• Suffolk salutes veterans

• Robert Baker honored for house preservation

• Accident kills one

• Don't endanger rescue workers

• Unsafe driving can cost #036;10,000

• Wicked weather passes

• Chesapeake resident rides home a Harley

• Nov. 13, 2003

• Nursing director likes contact with patients

• Preparation may save lives

• POW coming to Suffolk

Sunday, Nov. 10

• Warriors win in triple overtime

• Franklin R. Goodman

• The plot thickened

• VFW post inviting residents to service

• Please don't confuse me with the facts

• Youth center nearly ready to change lives

• Cheer Fund kicks off with #036;1,300

• Vets deserve our gratitude

• Riders young, old 'Rumble' for the Swamp

• Today's NFL action

• Nov, 10, 1948

• The danger of hypothermia is always present in cold weather like Suffolk's

• Recent guest column tactic was wrong

Saturday, Nov. 9

• Arena Racing makes NASCAR dreams a reality

• Warriors go out with another big win, beat Braves

• Suffolk police officer placed on leave over incident

• Historical society plans Carolina road trip

• Nov. 9, 1969

• Bikers revved up for Swamp Rumble

• Man, 88, charged with sexual battery

• Michael Jackson

• 'No danger to anyone' despite long Ciba siren blast

• An advocate for the working men and women

Friday, Nov. 8

• Art classes offered

• NFL chaplain urges local youths to join 'God's team'

• Shedding light on killing germs

• Spirited 'Devil's Funeral' attracts sold-out 'mourners'

• Saddam War - Agree or Disagree?

• Warriors, Steelers midget teams to play Saturday

• Young Lady Saints crusade to TCIS crown

• Council to review resumes next week

• Nov. 8, 1969

• Eugene C. Hute

• Sorors dress dolls for Army

• Cleanup eliminates hide outs

Tuesday, Nov. 5

• Four local cheerleaders headed to the Aloha State

• Saints' football playoff opponent announced

• Locals fill All-District field hockey teams

• Nov. 6, 1969

• Opening our house to the public

• Ida R. Hobbs

• Flora H. Hampton

• Jessica Zoskey is one of Virginia's top horseback riders

• Dennis Fields

• Gates County man dies in flipped vehicle

• Donald A. Chapman Jr.

• Over half of Suffolk opposed road plan

• Parent upset with school bus system

• Here's how each precinct reported:

• Lakeland holds off Granby to reach semis

• Child hurt after mother's car hydroplanes

• Area hospice program calling for volunteers expertise

Monday, Nov. 4

• Officials tout transportation referendum

• Dealing with cold weather on the water

• Services available through Center

• James L. Bracey

• Children Center helps entire family

• Briggs celebrate their golden anniversary

• Thorpe retires

• Plenty of things to do in nice, small Suffolk

• AAU Boys 13-and-under team tryouts today

• Holy Neck UCC celebrates Italian style

• Nov. 3, 1969

• YMCA holds all-night basketball tournament

• Technology expert gets recognition

• Warner stumps for '3 yeses'

• Your votes will count Tuesday

• Warriors win defensive battle, 12-0

Friday, Nov. 1

• Rain cancels Lakeland field hockey game

• 'Night Out' celebrated

• Nov. 1, 1935

• PDCCC president dies

• Governor coming to rally support

• Jaguars face new foes

• The Peanut King of Suffolk

• 'Transit' promises are deceptive

• Councilman urges Yes vote

• A 'Yes' vote for public safety

• Vote no on sales tax increase

• Resident gives six reasons to vote No

• Teens have a scream at Halloween dance