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The approved grant for $250,000 has largely covered the cost of the new bridge with help of donated labor, equipment and landscaping. The new bridge, retaining walls and landscaping were completed on time and on budget. Continue Reading →
Hurricane Ida severely impacted a bridge at Camp Seton, including dozens of downed trees, collapse of a key bridge on the 240-acre property, and major erosion. Continue Reading →
Scouts and their parents from eight packs across town sent their top three qualifying Pinewood Derby racers to the beautiful Camp Seton Scout Reservation on Riversville Road. The Pray building was a cool respite from the heat on Saturday. Continue Reading →
On Saturday night Greenwich Scouting held an adults Pinewood Derby social at Miller Motorcars. On Sunday the annual Pinewood Derby was a right of passage for Cub Scouts. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Council, Boy Scouts of America is pleased to announce that on January 15, 2020 a new set of Officers was elected for a 2-year term. Four new members were also installed to the Board. Continue Reading →
“Our Council is legally separate, distinct and financially independent from the national organization.” – Kevin O’Shea, Greenwich Scouting Executive/CEO Continue Reading →
Cub Scouts will race within their Pack in the month of February. The top three finalists will compete at the Council Championship at Miller Motor Cars on March 10. Continue Reading →
In addition to the Council-wide events, camp outs, and winter Klondike, Troop 9 participates in annual weekend campouts and ski trips to Vermont, campouts at Great Captains Island, Backyard Patrol Camps, the trip to Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico, and the annual pot luck holiday party where the Scouts are in charge of cooking. Continue Reading →
Thirty-one 5th Grade Boys Participate in Jr League of Greenwich Outdoor Adventure program. The session, which filled within 48 hours of registration, was created by the Jr League of Greenwich to give boys the opportunity to practice respect, trust, communication and leadership. Continue Reading →
On Thursday night, family, friends, and past cub masters were so proud of nine girls who became the first female Cub Scouts in the history of the Greenwich Council. Continue Reading →