Edmonds brings several years of experience in volunteer engagement, youth enrichment programming, and community partnership development to the Council. Continue Reading →
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Edmonds brings several years of experience in volunteer engagement, youth enrichment programming, and community partnership development to the Council. Continue Reading →
Sea Scout Ship 1 of Greenwich provides opportunities for young men and women, ages 14-20, (or 13 year olds who have completed 8th grade) to learn new skills, build a community, and become a leader, all while embarking on exciting adventures at sea. Continue Reading →
On Saturday morning, Greenwich woke up to a blanket of snow, which highlighted the natural beauty of Greenwich Scouting’s Camp Seton on Riversville Road. Continue Reading →
The program will meet twice a month for 10 months and is just $165. Participants will learn everything from knot tying to chart reading from great instructors and guest speakers. The program will be held at IHYC on Steamboat Road; participants do not have to be members of the club. Continue Reading →
Greenwich House delegation had a chance to see the damage done to a key bridge in Sept 2021, in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida. The damage is eye popping. Continue Reading →
Activities include boating, swimming, campfire cooking, fishing, archery, slingshots, BB’s, hiking, climbing, handicrafts, woodwork, songs, skits, and learning scout skills. Continue Reading →
Held about every four years, the Jamboree or “Jambo” for short, welcomes scouts from across the country to Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia. Continue Reading →
The Saturday morning activity included a weeding and seeding service project on what was once the grounds of J. Kennedy Tod’s mansion. Continue Reading →
For his Eagle Scout Project, Günther Krieg, along with members of his Troop 5 and help from the Town, cleared a path through 6.7 acres of town owned property along the Mianus Pond. Continue Reading →
Over 65 Scouts and volunteers gathered on Wednesday, May 26 in support of the American Legion Post 29 by placing flags on the graves of veterans at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Continue Reading →