Article: Needs Norfolk news.(LETTERS)(Letter to the Editor)

Article: Cruise Travel founder dies.(CRUISE NEWS)
Cruise Travel;  March 1, 2006 ;     171 words ......editor-in-chief/ associate publisher of Cruise Travel magazine, passed away last year at...design agency in 1979 when he launched Cruise Travel, initially as a digest-sized publication...partnered with Century Publishing Co., and Cruise Travel soon grew into the full-size color...

Article: Cruise Industry Veteran Returns with Innovative Online Cruise Travel Company.
Business Wire;  June 30, 2009 ;     364 words ......professionals has returned to the online cruise travel space in style. With the opening of...CruiseNow.com is the first online cruise travel site to utilize customized videos that...Mr. Keen is a pioneer in the online cruise travel business. His first cruise company...

Article: Norfolk: gateway to colonial Virginia & home to maritime heritage.(PORT OF THE MONTH)
Cruise Travel;  March 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ......should--then you'll fall for the port of Norfolk, Virginia. With a long legacy of water-bas...it's obvious why the waterfront city of Norfolk has quickly grown into a popular port...debarkation. Cruiseship passengers simply love Norfolk, said Stephen Kirkland, manager of cruise...

Article: Norfolk: History
Cities of the United States;      700+ words ...Norfolk: History In the Beginning Beginning in about 9500 B.C., the area that is now Norfolk was called Skicoak, and was ruled by the Chesipean Indians...acres of land in what is now the Ocean View section of Norfolk to Thomas Willoughby. Twelve years later, King Charles...

Article: It pays to check Cruise Travel. (Letters).(Letter to the Editor)
Cruise Travel;  July 1, 2002 ;     102 words ......My wife got another on-line price, but then I opened my Cruise Travel and started calling the companies who advertise, and the...we wanted for $977 less than on-line. Thanks very much, Cruise Travel magazine! John L. McDonough, Lowell, MA

Article: Norfolk, John Mowbray, 3rd duke of
The Oxford Companion to British History;      251 words ...Norfolk, John Mowbray, 3rd duke of (1415–61). After coming of age in 1436, Norfolk had a brief career in public service, in the relief of...led to their detention in the Tower of London in 1440. Norfolk next quarrelled with Wingfield, assaulting his house with...

Article: Norfolk: Communications
Cities of the United States;      255 words ...Norfolk: Communications Newspapers and Magazines The Virginian-Pilot is Norfolk's daily newspaper. The city is also home to military newspapers...newspaper of Old Dominion University. Television and Radio Norfolk is served by 3 network affiliates and a network station...

Article: Norfolk: Recreation
Cities of the United States;      700+ words ...Norfolk: Recreation Sightseeing Visitors to Norfolk can observe giant aircraft carriers and guided-missile...As home to the world's largest naval base, Naval Station Norfolk, the port has many significant U.S. Marine, U.S. Coast...

Article: 3d Duke of Norfolk
Encyclopedia of World Biography;      624 words ...3d Duke of Norfolk The English soldier and councilor Thomas Howard, 3d Duke of Norfolk (1473-1554), was a prominent figure in the government...the Yorkist kings. Sir John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk, was a favorite of Richard III; he was killed...

Article: Norfolk
The Oxford Companion to British History;      700+ words ...Norfolk was the fourth largest of the traditional counties. From...when it fell under Danish control. The difference between Norfolk and Suffolk was acknowledged early: the whole area was...development as a major port was in the late 11th and 12th cents. Norfolk's prosperity owed much to its geographical ...

Article: A whale of a challenge; a soft office market has meant slow office furniture sales and lean times for the Pacific Design Center. But Richard Norfolk, president of the architectural landmark, is making headway with Herculean work habits.
Los Angeles Business Journal;  July 9, 1990 ;     700+ words ......the Pacific Design Center. But Richard Norfolk, president of the architectural landmark...headway with Herculean work habits. Richard Norfolk, a hardworking South Dakota native who...design firms in 215 showrooms. But to Norfolk, who assumed his post in 1987, the PDC...

Article: Eight times income to buy Norfolk home.
Lynn News/Norfolk Citizen (King's Lynn, England);  April 18, 2008 ;     345 words ......Community Housing, which took over West Norfolk's council housing stock, and Broadland...the largest social housing providers in Norfolk who have joined forces to tackle the growing...prevent homelessness across the whole of Norfolk. Called Forward Thinking; the role of...

Article: Norfolk 17 honored.(NATIONAL REPORT)(Brief article)
Jet;  July 21, 2008 ;     151 words ...NORFOLK 17 HONORED: Surviving members of the Norfolk 17, which include (standing) Johnnie Rouse, Olivia Driver...Sunday service honoring them at First Baptist Church in Norfolk, VA. The Norfolk 17 received their education at the church...

Article: Norfolk, ice cream and economic development? (Norfolk, Virginia)
Frozen Food Digest;  July 1, 1993 ;     663 words ...Norfolk is more than a city by the sea, it is a city that has people...In July 1904, fourteen year old Abraham Doumar, uncle of Norfolk native Al Doumar, invented the ice cream cone. He was one of those creative and visionary people who have called Norfolk their home. The place was the famous St. Louis ...