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Matthew Elmore, 4-H Network News reporter, interviews National 4-H Council President and CEO Don Floyd. Matt was sent to Washington D.C. to cover the launching ceremony for the 4-H Science, Engineering and Technology campaign: One Million New Scientists. One Million New Ideas. The goal of this campaign is to foster one million new kid scientists through 4-H by 2013. Author: 4HNetworkNews Keywords: 4h 4-h 4hnews 4hnetworknews don floyd sophie gilbert matthew elmore national council science engineering technology Added: July 8, 2008

The Hood Canal Ranger District offers 2 fascinating auto tours complete with cassette tapes and booklets that may be checked out at the Quilcene office on Highway 101 in Quilcene. Along each tour, there are interesting sites and scenic vistas where you are directed to pull off the road and listen as the taped guide explains about the area. Each tour takes approximately 3 hours and due to the narrow, graveled roads, recreation vehicles and vehicles pulling trailers are not recommended.

The Hood Canal Ranger District offers 2 fascinating auto tours complete with cassette tapes and booklets that may be checked out at the Quilcene office on Highway 101 in Quilcene. Along each tour, there are interesting sites and scenic vistas where you are directed to pull off the road and listen as the taped guide explains about the area. Each tour takes approximately 3 hours and due to the narrow, graveled roads, recreation vehicles and vehicles pulling trailers are not recommended. Tour B leads you through the history of Snow Creek tree plantations, over Bear Mountain and into Dungeness Forks Campground. It highlights the history of the area and focuses on how wildlife, fisheries and watershed issues have changed forest management practices. This tour also stops at Lords Lake and proceeds from there to various stops en route to Dungeness Forks Campground.

Oregon provided the Capitol Christmas tree in 2002, Idaho in 2003, Virginia in 2004, and New Mexico last year shipped a 80-foot Engelmann Spruce 1,816 miles to Washington D.C. This year Washington State is giving the nation's Capitol a magnificent 45-year-old Pacific Silver fir that grew naturally on a steep bank above the headwaters of the Wynoochee River in the Olympic National Forest. Happy Holidays! I?m Claire Turner with 4-H Network News. Our internet news site is video blogging this historic event from chainsaw to woodchips. Governor Gregoire said in our digitally recorded interview on Nov. 6, that ?we are sharing with the entire country one of the finest trees we have in Washington state so they can see just how gorgeous Washington state is?? To learn more about the Capitol Christmas Tree project and to see our video reports, go to capitol christmas tree - 2-0-0-6-dot org. This is a public service message from the Capital Christmas Tree project and 4-H Network News. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! http://capitolchristmastree2006.blogspot.com/ NOTE: Please post this 2006 Capitol Christmas Tree PSA on websites and blogs. The MP3 can also be sent to radio stations nationwide.

On Monday, November 6, 2006, 4-H Network News 8-year-old Ace Reporter Claire Turner woke up at 5am because she had an appointment with Washington State Governor Christine Gregoire in Olympia. Jack Olmsted chats with Claire about the day.

Colonel Mullane was born September 10, 1945 in Wichita Falls, Texas but spent much of his youth in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he currently resides. Upon his graduation from West Point in 1967, he was commissioned in the United States Air Force. As a Weapon Systems Operator aboard RF-4C Phantom aircraft, he completed 134 combat missions in Vietnam. He holds a Master's of Science Degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the Air Force Institute of Technology and is also a graduate of the Air Force Flight Test Engineer School at Edwards Air Force Base, California. Mullane was selected as a Mission Specialist in 1978 in thefirst group of Space Shuttle Astronauts. He completed three space missions and logged 356 hours in space aboard the Shuttles Discovery (STS-41D) and Atlantis (STS-27 & 36) before retiring from NASA and the Air Force in 1990. Mullane has been inducted into the International Space Hall of Fame and is the recipient of many awards, including the Air Force Distinguished Flying Cross, Legion of Merit and the NASA Space Flight Medal.Read More

This morning I noticed that Brent had a half empty vitamin water bottle in the front seat of his car and decided to find out what his story was all about. In about 3 weeks, Brent will be flying to Hawaii for an undetermined amount of time.

Saturday, October 28, someone will smile because of you. Why? Because you opened your heart and lent a hand on Make A Difference Day. Hi, This is Claire Turner with 4-H Network News. Make A Difference Day is sponsored by USA WEEKEND Magazine, in partnership with The Points of Light Foundation. This is a day when millions of Americans connect in volunteer service all across the country. Choose your own way to make a difference. Think big and help renovate a city school -- or think small and spend an hour helping one elderly neighbor. Saturday, October 28, the smile you see may be your own. To find out how you can make a difference, call 1-800-VOLUNTEER. That's 1-800-865-8683. Or Go To our website: 4 dash h news.blogspot.com This is a public service message from The Points of Light Foundation and 4-H Network News.

4-H Network News Jefferson County Fair 2006 Slide Show featuring the music of Spoonshine.

Jack Olmsted, 4-H Network News, talks to Rhododendron Festival 2006 Queen Elizabeth Hodgson about her six week trip to Germany at the 69th Jefferson County Fair.

Anita York and her husband Fred sits down and talks to Jack Olmsted, 4-H Network News, about Jefferson County FreeCycle and teaching home schoolers.

The 35th annual Fremont Parade is Saturday. Thaddeus Jurczynski, Hands-on Art & Science, sat down with Jack Olmsted, 4-H Network News for a discussion about his artwork and the big Seattle event.

Jack Olmsted, 4-H Network News, talks to Mikiya Lockhart, owner Willow Wind Gardens, about her business and growing perennials and herbs in Jefferson County, WA.

Jack Olmsted, 4-H Network News, talked to Gugulethu Hlophe, GSE Team Member, from South Africia. More Information: http://www.swade.co.sz

Jack Olmsted, 4-H Network News, interviews Joe Breskin Jefferson County, WA Economic Development Council.

Joe Baisch talks about his trip to the National Youth Leadership Council March 22-25, 2006.