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In Grand Forks, City Band still going strong (opens the original)
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EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fifth and final segment of a series about the City Band, written by Leah Byzewski, executive director of the Grand Forks County Historical Society. Before he passed away, Wallace Selmanson set down plans for the 1999 summer concert season and for the special fall concert at the Empire Arts Center. Dale Koppleman, retired band director from Central High School, stepped in to lead the band. Rather than make any changes, he followed the plans of Selmanson. The 1998 fall c
Pond had 50-year stint with Grand Forks City Band (opens the original)
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EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fourth segment of a multi-part series about the City Band, written by Leah Byzewski, executive director of the Grand Forks County Historical Society. Following the death of Leo M. Haesle, Grand Forks Mayor Hugo Magnuson appointed William Pond director of the Municipal Band. Pond was born in Crary, N.D., in 1923. His father was cashier of the Crary bank but his family moved to Grand Forks following FDR’s bank holiday of 1933. Pond attended Winship and Central High Schoo
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