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‘Bring it to the next level’
With the evening sun hanging low over Rudness Field, flashes of pink, blue and orange swept through the sky as members of the Belding High School color guard spun their flags alongside oversized, blossoming flower props. Around them, brass and woodwind players marched across the turf while pit percussionists kept pace from the sideline. It was Aug. 6, the fourth day of a five-day camp filled with 13-hour rehearsals, changing weather and plenty …
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‘Bring it to the next level’
With the evening sun hanging low over Rudness Field, flashes of pink, blue and orange swept through the sky as members of the Belding High School color guard spun their flags alongside oversized, blossoming flower props. Around them, brass and woodwind players marched across the turf while pit percussionists kept pace from the sideline. It was Aug. 6, the fourth day of a five-day camp filled with 13-hour rehearsals, changing weather and plenty …
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