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Still Need a Physical for Camp?
CVS just reached out to us and offered any Scouts or adults a camp physical for a reduced rate. $20 cheaper than the regular camp physical. If your health insurance doesn’t cover a physical every year here is an easy cheaper option for you. Download the voucher today.
Read MoreDronetech 2019 – Registrations Are Filling Fast, Sign-up Today – Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, Venture Scouts – June 8, 2019
DRONETECH 2019 Northland Aerospace and The Pathfinder Project are hosting DRONETECH 2019, the most significant STEM event of its kind at the TeamBuilding Center Saturday, June 8th . . . and you’re invited! This event is for Cub Scouts, Scouts, Venturers, and their families, providing hands-on experiences to a variety of sophisticated technologies. For Scouts…
Read MoreDog gone! The puppy ate this Scout’s merit badge, and wait till you hear which one
Actually, you can make this stuff up. We know that because it’s the same excuse fabricated by countless high schoolers who forgot to finish last night’s homework: “My dog ate it.” Only, this time, in the case of Jacob Sorenson of Troop 230 from Ames, Iowa, the statement is 100% trustworthy: “My dog ate the…
Read MoreAre dogs ticklish? And exactly what does that have to do with Scouting?
The wonders of the world are all around us. And young people, like your kids and the Scouts you lead, have all kinds of questions about them. That’s why we’re tackling kids’ toughest questions in an entertaining and educational podcast called PodAsk, brought to you by Boys’ Life. You can listen to the latest episodes…
Read MoreBSA Scuba Venture Crew 820 Joined Great Lake Shipwreck Preservation Society for an Ice Dive Video Documentation Event on Saturday, February 16, 2019
(printed with permission) Objective was to video document the Hopkins shipwreck and possibly other streetcar boats and the Side-wheeler. We have chosen the Hopkins to videotape to create a 3D version of the shipwreck for public view. Photo Mosaic Project We filmed the wreck early last spring and we have a partial 3D model of…
Read MoreThe Rules of Fishing – How to Be a Good Neighbor While Angling
When we say rules, we’re not talking about the secrets to landing a huge catch. We’re talking about the actions you take to keep yourself, others and your environment safe. When it comes to fishing, there are important rules for every angler to follow. Not only should you be familiar with your state and local…
Read MoreHow to Buy a Good Rain Jacket
There’s no bad weather — just bad gear and bad attitudes. Rainy and windy? No problem. Just bring along a waterproof and windproof rain jacket. Here’s how to buy a good one that is sure to keep you dry and warm in any type of downpour. THE LOW DOWN ON RAIN JACKETS When experts talk…
Read MoreCalling all Tigers! Head into the Jungle this Summer – Various Dates and Locations!
Tiger Day Camp is the perfect introduction to Summer Camp for our youngest campers! For those entering 1st Grade this fall, you can spend a full day exploring camp and all of the awesome activities it has to offer. You can look forward to swimming, archery, bb guns, nature hike, bounce pillow, STEM, and much…
Read MoreAdventure awaits you at Arrow of Light Summer Camp – Are your 4th graders signed up for summer camp?
Are your 4th graders signed up for summer camp? Help them get ready to transition to Scouts BSA by signing them up! 19 out of 20 Webelos that go to Arrow of Light Camp go on to join a troop. Adventure awaits you at Arrow of Light Summer Camp! You can look forward to three…
Read MoreWayzata Troop 283 welcomes girls into its ranks for the first time
Jason Jenkins Feb 20, 2019 (printed with permission) Wayzata Troop 283 has officially welcomed its first group of girls after the Boy Scouts of America’s decision to lift the rule that the youth organization was exclusively for boys. Feb. 1 marked the change for the 109-year-old Boy Scouts, which is now called Scouts BSA. Boys…
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