The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• BUTTERFLY ENTHUSIAST IS AFLUTTER OVER VISITORS
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Buster Brumley, a Knotts Island resident, is recently retired from the city's Public Utilities Department. A caption accompanying a story in the July 6 Beacon incorrectly stated that he was a retired pharmacist. Correction published in the Virginia Beach Beacon on Sunday, July 10, 1994, on page 11. ***************************************************************** TIED IN KNOTTS YOU ALMOST CAN'T GET THERE FROM HERE, YET VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA'S DIVIDED ISLAND IS HOME TO A FEW HEARTY RESIDENTS, MANY OF WHOSE ANCESTORS DATE BACK TO THE 1700S.
• TRACY HASTE: HER NICKNAME IS PEACHES. HER JOB? SELLING ICE CREAM.
• PC-EASY DOES IN-HOME COMPUTER REPAIRS THE SERVICE SAVES ON HAVING TO CART THE EQUIPMENT INTO A SHOP AND LEAVING IT FOR SEVERAL DAYS.
• 4 BEACH GYMNASTS HEAD TO NATIONAL MEET ``THE DIFFICULTY OF THEIR ROUTINES IS THE HIGHEST IN THE COUNTRY,'' COACH DENA BAKER SAYS.
• COAST GUARD TRADITION PASSED ON COAST GUARD LT. CMDR. RONALD E. JOHNSON GAVE HIS SABER TO HIS SON, ALSO A COAST GUARDSMAN.