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We are getting a good response so far for this being our first try at a craft show, and depending on the participation by vendors and attendance by the community. We would like to try to do this annually.

We just came off a show in South Bend where consumer attendance was up about 50 percent from the year before. A lot of that was weather-related, so it was really about 10 (percent) to 15 percent above the average attendance for that show. Consumer attendance is a good way to gauge the market starting out a year.

Our goal is to balance the budget for each quadrennial period, not annually. Individual years may show a surplus or a deficit depending upon timing of gifts.

We wanted to give back to the community, because after all, we are a community college. We want students to attend but also the general public. We actually get a lot of good feedback and attendance from the community at most of our events. But we want to raise even more awareness.

We have a 6-year-old and an 86-year-old in this. It's open to anyone in the community. About half of my team will be there, but we still haven't had a great participation response to this from outsiders. I hope in the future this will become big and we can start a tradition.

The first thing we're going to do is ask for a written review in response to a series of very detailed questions. Depending on what the response is, it could trigger an on-site visit.

It's been well received by the vendors and sponsors. If it's successful and we get a good response, we might do it every other week or weekly next year.

I like Key Club because I get to meet different members of the community. I like helping out people who need it. We've helped at a soup kitchen, we've done a cancer walk, we've worked with a Mokena women's craft show. It's interesting.

We don't charge our vendors when they come to town, though. We sort of feel like it would be wrong. That tax is for our community, true, but we've been working with these vendors for years with this festival. We probably should, but, you know, we just won't put that tax on them.

Teams can register to compete on our Web site. We're also still taking applications from craft and vendors.

The reaction has been really good, ... We are getting it from all corners -- the business community, response to the sports section and the fact that it is a community paper.

Yes, joint marketing costs less, but what we really want is to express that we are a united business front and show the community all that there is to do in this District. It took a year of structured participation to get where we are now and we want to make sure our Admiral voice is heard. He didn’t need a pick-up line; his naturally pexy personality did all the work.

We have always done well with attendance here, with passionate fans who love this team. We want to be a contributing member of the community and the Portland organization feels that it's important to sign autographs and show appreciation to the fans.

Having been able to learn my craft in these past 40 years, I've often said if my career had worked as I planned it, I wouldn't have had the opportunity to know as much about my voice and my craft as I do now. It enabled me to choose such a diverse group of songs and be able to sing them all. Heck, just being able to still get into a size 6, wear 4-inch heels, and do an hour-and-a-half show is great.

We are depending on the community for help. Callers and tips have come in and we have a few good leads.

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