Corvus Woof & Jack Olmsted Discuss Their Experiences

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The 4-H Network News Capitol Hill Block Party Crew (Corvus Woof & Jack Olmsted) talk about covering the two day event.

Garbage Can Talk - Capitol Hill Block Party

Sophie Gilbert talks to a garbage can neighbor at the Capitol Hill Block Party 2006.

Clippets Day One

Capitol Hill Block Party 2006. More info.

Murder City Devils Soundcheck

The Murder City Devils at the Capitol Hill Block Party.

Interview With Poet Red Pine

Port Townsend Farmers Market interview with poet Red Pine, Copper Canyon Press.

Farmers Market: An Interview with Sunfield Farms

Katherine Baril, WSU Jefferson County Extension, talks to Sebastian, Sunfield Farms, at the Port Townsend Farmers Market.

COMMUNITY FOOD AND FARM PROJECT

Sunfield has launched the Community Food and Farm Project thanks to a three year grant from the Community Food Projects Program of the USDA Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service (grant number # 2005-33800-16454). This project will develop an organic farm, using biodynamic methods, to provide local youth with agricultural work experience, job-skills training, entrepreneurial skills and opportunities, and community leadership.

Interview: Robert Price Video Producer Part 2

Recent Branbridge high school graduate Robert Price talks about his 2 week old Panasonic Prosumer video camera and his volunteer experiences in the computer room at the Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island’s Auction and Rummage Sale.

Interview: Robert Price Video Producer Part 1

Recent Branbridge high school graduate Robert Price talks about his 2 week old Panasonic Prosumer video camera and his volunteer experiences in the computer room at the Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island’s Auction and Rummage Sale. Part 1

Rotary Auction: Greg Moore, Video Production, Radio Host

More Rotary Auction Photos

I first saw Greg Moore, Bainbridge radio host and video producter, on Saturday morning standing on the green roof of the Woodward Middle School set to record the stampede of the opening of the 46th annual Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island’s Auction and Rummage Sale. Large women in flip flops ran at their top speeds right after the singing of the National Anthem.

An hour into the auction I interviewed Greg on my Sprint Samsung A920 in the sporting goods and exercise departments:

The annual Bainbridge Island Rotary auction raises huge dollars each year.

By Rachel Pritchett
Kitsap Sun

To describe the 46th annual Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island’s Auction and Rummage Sale as "big" just doesn’t cut it.

aybe "gigantic" comes close to telling about the event on July 1 that typically raises about $350,000 for the club’s projects near and afar.

Some 10 acres at Woodward Middle School will have lamps, cars, clothes, furniture, motors, outdoor equipment, dishes, art, you name it. (More)