Ashes of the Glen Ridge High School (GRHS) Marching Band performed

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.

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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.

This music is complex and difficult to manage that much more time, that a judge will recognize it as a challenge is set.

Melody of audience members can identify with Disney "Fantasia."

In addition to mastering the music, the Band and Color Guard for their March drill and dance on Saturday week will continue to improve.

"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.

Ashes Test at the new-look stadium in 2013

Old Trafford Test venue back into work as the government has started, writes Chris Ostick.

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Lancashire and already the potential for world famous stadium naming rights sponsors willing to buy something I'm interested.

After a long legal battle with rival manufacturers Holdings Derwent, Club land finally started to work on tomorrow's £ 32m redevelopment.

It's a state of modern international sporting venue capable of hosting 25,000 people at Old Trafford will change.

The club on or around September 22 if they find a new stadium in 2013 earned the right to stage an Ashes Test.

Lancashire’s chief executive Jim Cumbes said, “The name Old Trafford is such an important part of the club and the history of the game, we wouldn’t want to lose it”.

“It is also a world-wide brand and I am sure any future sponsor would want to keep it anyway to ensure a link with that brand.

“We have already had some interest in buying the naming rights, but we will ensure that any link will be a good fit for us.”

Cumbes just relieved to start work on the ground.

He said, “We have been looking forward to this happening for such a long time”.

“And now work has finally started.

“It is an exciting time for the club.”