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Opera is the most focused activity taking place at Ridge Street, but the Met, which has been involved with Ridge Street for three years, is also working in other, often nonmusical, ways with the kindergarten, first, third and fourth grades here (the Met hopes to expand to the fifth grade next year).

A distinguished educator and social worker, she was the founder and longtime director of the Ridge Street Country School in Rye Brook.

We love it so we just do it!" The children, composers in the Creating Original Opera program of the Metropolitan Opera Guild at the Ridge Street School here, were rehearsing a song from "The New Kid in Class," a second-grade production.

Rebecca is in regular classes at Ridge Street School, where she gets average grades — mainly 3's (satisfactory), 4's (good) and a few 5's (excellent).

Artworks by a few of them, Dennis Foy, Salvatore Del Deo and Miha Juric, will be shown tomorrow through March 12 at the Artist's Room, 335 East Houston Street (Ridge Street), a gallery owned by Rossi, a television food personality who is also an artist and whose work will be displayed in the show.

The Flam Chen Fire-Dance Cofpany of Tucson, Ariz., performs outdoors at Fringe Central, 198 Stanton Street at Ridge Street (tomorrow at 8 30 p.m.).

Nicholas A. DiMarzio grew up across the street from Sacred Heart Cathedral on Ridge Street in Newark, and he said he wanted to be a priest before he was sure what being one meant.

The main street line continued past Ridge Street, the Charlottesville Union Station, and passed over the Southern Railway tracks before coming to the junction of West Main Street and Jefferson Park Avenue approximately 0.3 mile west of the Southern tracks.

At the Present Company Theatorium, 198 Stanton Street, at Ridge Street, Lower East Side.

"We travel a lot," said Alex Kellman, a 9-year-old third grader at the Bruce M. Ponterio Ridge Street Elementary School in the Blind Brook School District.

Stratton Gonzalez Dance Theater, from New York, in "A Place in Line," about immigrants' contribution to American culture, tomorrow at 7 p.m.; Sunday at 5 30 p.m., Present Company Theatorium, 16-198 Streetn Street, at Ridge Street, Lower East Side.