A TOWN rugby club is well for recovery after cut more than £ 5,000 worth of equipment in the shed burnt down.Burnham Rugby Club Blaze lost everything when the season begins in July before a storage container, but by week's footballers.
But Stephen Hull, club president, has not only by members of the club from the city's residents moved to fundraising efforts are appreciated.He said, “We have had a great response since the fire, so many people have come forward in order to help and a lot of work has been done for free”.
“The fundraisers we have had have been fantastic and at the moment we are up to about £5,000, which is exactly where we wanted to be, but there is still about £1,000 to go.”
Ashes of the Glen Ridge High School (GRHS) Marching Band performed before a fall on the need to increase, as the band's new March contest season unfolds.Kevin Lagos, the GRHS band director said, "It's always sad to lay a great show to rest at the end of a season and then see our seniors graduate, but the anticipation of what new music our arranger, Darren Gage (GRHS Class of 1990), will create for us for the next season and welcoming the new freshmen into the band always lights a spark under us".
This year's show of magical birds Gage "Firebird Suite" is a musical based on the story, the phoenix."I can see improvement every day," says Jessica Cino (nee Sartori), assistant marching band director.
Cino, 2000 in Glen Ridge and served as a big drum, marvels at how students are aware of their weaknesses, are staying focused and are responding to the leadership provided by their captains and drum major.
"We're on fire," said Cino, barely able to suppress her flame of confidence. "I'm anticipating a win."
This year's show — which the students have titled, "Aaarrrgh, I'm on Fire…Bird!" — is the 'Ridgers two home football games in history have been performed. People already in attendance in a show can change focus. The opening has dramatically changed.
The Verona High School Band Festival and Competition will be held at Verona's high school stadium on Saturday, Oct. 1.
And Lagos, his trademark enthusiasm of Man exhibition, says the band "is so hot right now, they can't catch on fire…but the audience might melt."
The Glen Ridge March steps off at the Verona Band 6:15 pm.
Tickets are availble at the gate - cost at $10 for adults, $5 for seniors and students and $3 for children under age 12.
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England Test captain Andrew Strauss historic Ashes series against India as hard as I know the next series, but is banking on home advantage to the world's number one upstage.
Andrew Starauss revealed about Ashes celebrations that he has warned his players ended the day in Cardiff and work is behind.Although today the first time in January, England's Test team heady days of the ancient white Sydney has been on display will be the captain insisted it is a homecoming parade.
Strauss and Andy Flower on their paymasters of the ECB made it clear that summer against Sri Lanka first Test match neither the time nor the place was reminisce about winter.
Instead, their entire focus is team and the next level by becoming the world's No.1.
And ease of Sri Lanka will take them a little closer to winning the No.2 South Africa leapfrogging.
Strauss said, “To be honest it is not a homecoming. If we were going to have a homecoming that would have taken place a long time ago. This is the start of a new cycle in a way.
“It is start of a very busy and difficult summer for us and it is obviously hopefully an opportunity for us to make a step forward to becoming No.1 in the world.
“That excites us and I think for us to be thinking too much back to what happened in Sydney at this stage is not helpful.”
It is unlikely his team won their feet off the gas will now take any of Ashes and there after that and move upwards by about players is positive. But it is only the first was on the other side are for.
Strauss and flowers for the challenge of ensuring that players or not they mean the same heights he had only six months ago that has continued to kill.
Strauss added, “The key is to get to No.1. We are some way off that and it might take us a long time to get there and certainly if we drift into the summer and don’t hit top gear straight away that could seem like a long way off.
“I will be very disappointed if any of the players are resting on laurels or anything like that. We need to hit ground running. We have got to learn lessons from what we did well in Australia and put those into practice again but our goals have shifted completely now.”
This time to encourage Strauss heard that Kevin Pietersen as their best for England once again set about to find out what was said.
Strauss in his recent book on the pop psychology Patterson tried a hand like a need to clear about, but captain on that pair recently spoke on the border and look forward to the England of Was on page.
He said: “KP just seems to be in a really good place mentally and he’s determined to enjoy his cricket.
“I like the fact that when he has that relaxed air about him plus that inner drive, that’s a good recipe for him to have a really good summer.”
Kaleidoscope Entertainment Director James Erskine latest feature documentary from the Ashes on 10th May, will continue with pride.World premiere in attendance Sir Ian Botham charity special to both the original and the later high profile England cricket team and popular with members will be important.
Sir Ian Botham said, "This film brings back great memories, it was a fantastic time for English cricket and the team of 1981... we played a blinder.
"I am very pleased that the World Premiere will be in support of blood cancer charity Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research and that it will help raise vital funds to beat childhood leukaemia."
Ashes from across the UK DVD on 10th May and 30th May is available in the cinemas.