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Encore band performance on Wednesday

Topanga McBride • November 6, 2012
Encore performance poster Photo by: Dan Berard

Fossil Ridge High School’s marching band is holding a final encore performance Wednesday, Nov. 7 at 6:30 p.m. at French Field after placing first at the CBA State Marching Band Championships. The performance is free, but the band is accepting donations to benefit the high park fire relief effort.  This is the last chance to see this year’s marching band show live.

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