The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Wednesday, February 28, 1996

• AILING WILDLIFE MINGLE PEACEFULLY AS THEY UNDERGO REHABILITATION
• GARY BLACK RESTAURATEUR WITH A TASTE FOR ADVENTURE
• ``THIS MORNING'' TV NEWS SHOW SELECTS FAIRFIELD TEACHER AS HERO SPECIAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR BRANDON BROWN WILL BE FEATURED ON CBS NETWORK PROGRAM.
• SMALL PET STORE BIG ENOUGH OWNER IS JUST TRYING TO SURVIVE IN THE MIDST OF BURGEONING WAREHOUSES.
• SNOW POLL: CUT 2 SPRING BREAK DAYS
• STATE GYMNASTICS NOTEBOOK: STATE CHAMP SAWYER: `THIS IS REALLY SPECIAL'
• GRACETOWN: FROM POOR TO MIDDLE-CLASS ONCE MOSTLY BLACK, THE RACIAL MIX NOW IS PRETTY EVENLY SPLIT AND THE NUMBER OF HOMES HAS DOUBLED.
• COVER STORY: A CHAMPION OF LIFE'S FLIPS COMBINING INNER STRENGTH AND RELIGIOUS FAITH WITH HELP FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS, COX HIGH SENIOR TRISH FELTZ BEAT HODGKIN'S DISEASE AND COMPLETED HER HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASTICS CAREER.