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USSBA College Of New Jersey Event On Oct. 12 Cancelled
Written by Youth Education in the Arts website   
Wednesday, 24 September 2008
Despite every effort of rearranging schedules, redirecting bands, judges and staff, and working with the teams at both the College of New Jersey and Washington Township High School, it is with great regret that the US Scholastic Band Association [USSBA] announces the cancellation of the Central New Jersey Regional scheduled for Oct. 12th at the College of New Jersey.

“With calendars already jam-packed and buses scheduled, it became evident that the move from Oct. 19 to Oct. 12 at the College of New Jersey would be difficult, if not impossible, for bands to overcome,” said Tim Gallagher, Event Manager for the USSBA. “We’re still full speed ahead to make the Southern New Jersey Regional a success on the same Oct. 19th date, just a few miles down the road at Washington Township High School in Sewell, N.J.”

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In The News: Bands Step Out In Local Competition
Written by Betsy Williams, Sarasota Herald Tribune   
Wednesday, 08 October 2008
Eight high school marching bands from around the southwest competed in the "Music on the Move" Florida Marching Band Conference Regional Competition on Saturday on the North Port High School football field.

Hosted by the North Port High School Band Parents' Organization, the event serves as a fundraiser for the school's Alliance Drum & Bugle Corps. Proceeds from the event will go toward new uniforms and a trip to compete in the Ozarks Music Festival in Tennessee.

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In The News: Bridgewater-Raritan High School Band Gets 'Major-League' Honor
Written by Kara L. Richardson, My Central Jersey   
Wednesday, 08 October 2008
The Bridgewater-Raritan High School Band is scheduled to have a permanent place in New York Yankees history.

The band has been asked to play in the Official Closing Ceremony of Yankee Stadium on Nov. 9, band director Larry Markiewicz said. They will join the South Brunswick High School Marching Band, to make a 300-student ensemble on the Yankees' field during the event.

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In The News: It's Game Time For The Bands
Written by Eileen O. Daday, Daily Herald Correspondent   
Monday, 06 October 2008
All the color and pageantry of competitive marching bands, filled the stadium Saturday at Prospect High School in Mount Prospect.

One after the next, the high school units thrilled the crowd with their musicianship while executing difficult drill programs.

The 13th annual Knight of Champions Marching Band Competition drew 25 high school bands - twice as many as last year - from throughout northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin, while filling the stands with nearly 2,000 fans throughout the afternoon and evening.

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In The News: Former Drum Major Returns To Stomping Grounds
Written by Sarah Newell Williamson, Hickory Daily Record   
Monday, 06 October 2008
Twelve years after graduating from Hickory High School, Jerry Sherrill returned Friday night to lead the band as its drum major for homecoming.

Sherrill attended Hickory High from 1992 through 1996. He'd played trumpet since sixth grade, and began conducting in seventh grade. When he was a junior and senior in high school, he led the band during half-time performances and at competitions.

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In The News: Fifth Annual DeWitt Marching Band Invitational Set For Oct. 11
Written by Mary Smania, Lansing State Journal   
Monday, 06 October 2008
The DeWitt Marching Band will host its fifth annual high school marching band invitational competition on Saturday, October 11th, 2008 beginning at 3:30 p.m. at DeWitt Memorial Stadium. With an assortment of marching bands from various parts of Michigan, the competition is expected to produce a variety of music, show themes, marching routines and excitement.

Marching bands scheduled to appear are: East Jackson, Fulton, Grand Haven, Jackson Northwest, John Glenn, Ithaca, Muskegon, Newaygo, Roseville, Springport, Sturgis, Wayne Memorial. The DeWitt Panther Marching Band will cap the day with an exhibition performance of this season's show: Chase-The Music of Bill Chase.

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In The News: Bands Have Big Saturday
Written by Josh Duke, Indianapolis Star   
Friday, 26 September 2008
Two neighboring school districts will host marching band invitationals Saturday as area bands prepare for state competition.

Brownsburg will host 11 other bands at its ninth annual invitational starting at 6 p.m. Avon will have its ninth invitational earlier in the day with 21 bands competing.

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High School Marching Bands To Compete At University Of Wyoming
Written by University of Wyoming press release   
Tuesday, 30 September 2008
The first annual University of Wyoming/Troopers Invitational High School Field Show Contest and Clinic will be held Saturday, Oct. 4, beginning at 1 p.m. at the University of Wyoming's War Memorial Stadium.

The competition is free for all band members, parents and staff. Gate admission is $5.

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