Dayton Daily News, November 27th, 2003
Band members, parents rally to help feline BELLBROOK - Prince Caspian, a 5-year-old overweight orange cat prone to moping about in his master's Dayton apartment, had no inkling whatsoever that his dull, sedentary lifestyle was about to change. Before the saga ended, Caspian would have a new friend. This tale begins with the 150-strong Bellbrook Marching Eagles and their competition show, Echoes of Humanity. The band played at the regional Bands of America competition in Youngstown on Oct. 18. Parent Jodi Anderson, whose son Tim, 15, plays drums, had gone along as a chaperone. As Anderson ...
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