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NEW! Cub Scout Roundtable Newsletter for February 1, 2018
What to Expect at the upcoming February Cub Scout Roundtable meeting We are trying something new, a newsletter just for the Cub Scout roundtable. The newsletter provides and overview of the upcoming program, including events and information just for adult leaders and parents. Let us know what you think of the new Cub Scout Roundtable…
Read MoreHow an Eagle Scout became a first responder in deadly Amtrak derailment
CBS NEWS December 19, 2017, 7:22 AM One of the first responders to Monday’s Amtrak derailment in Dupont, Washington, was a civilian who says he did a “simple thing” working his way through the mangled cars of that train. Daniel Konzelman, a 24-year-old Eagle Scout, was driving to work with his girlfriend when the train…
Read MoreBase Camp Open Climb Sessions – Various Dates 2018
A convenient, drop-in climbing experience designed for groups smaller than our minimum program size. No reservation required. Bring yourself and a friend or two, and Base Camp will take care of the rest! Challenge yourself with all 16 of our unique indoor natural rock climbing routes! Please note, this program is not intended for large…
Read More7 things to know about the blind triplets who earned the Eagle Scout award
Blind triplets Leo, Nick and Steven Cantos didn’t take any shortcuts on their way to becoming Eagle Scouts. They completed the same rigorous requirements as everyone else who has earned Scouting’s highest honor. That’s just one of the incredible facts about these impressive young men who have been covered extensively on TV, in print and online. Here…
Read MoreOrder of the Arrow – Indian Winter 2018 – Mar 9-11, 2018
Friday March 9th to Sunday March 11th Indian Winter 2018 will offer an opportunity for Arrowmen across the section to participate in focus area including American Indian Crafts and OA Inductions and Ceremonies. The American Indian crafts will focus on learning about proper ceremony regalia. The construction and maintenance of individual regalia parts from roaches,…
Read MoreFort Snelling National Cemetery Service Project – Feb 3, 2018
Kaposia OA Chapter’s Winter Event for Cub and Boy Scouts SATURDAY FEBRUARY 3, 2018 9:00 AM — NOON Meet at the “Activity Center” (a green trailer) at the corner of LaBelle & Nelson Drives Please see the flyer below or Map Helping to care for this very important place, which belongs to all of us and all our community,…
Read MoreTotanhan Nakaha Lodge Winter Banquet – Jan 13, 2018
Totanhan Nakaha Lodge Winter Banquet WHEN: Saturday, January 13, 2018 WHERE: Base Camp 201 Bloomington Road Fort Snelling, MN TIME: 5:00 p.m. Check-in 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. Fellowship 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Dinner and Program Cost: $15 by January 6th Walk-ins: $20 for the meal and program if food is available. Otherwise you…
Read MoreThe myScouting app puts training, rosters and commissioner tools at your fingertips
Scouters, now you can carry more of the tools you need to do your job everywhere Scouting takes you. The myScouting app, the BSA’s official app to help leaders facilitate the Scouting program, has a refreshed look and all-new features. The app is free and available now for Android devices (Android 4.4 KitKat or higher),…
Read MoreRECORD MILLION DOLLAR DAY FOR SCOUTING KICKS OFF NEW YEAR
Nearly 900 generous Scouting supporters took part in the two breakfasts that make up the Million Dollar Day for Scouting. This kick-off to the Friends of Scouting Campaign raised over $1.1 million by the end of the 25 hour period. We started off great, now let’s all work to ensure that we continue to provide…
Read MoreHow to nominate someone for the Sea Scout Leadership Award
Think of a youth or adult in Sea Scouting who has gone above and beyond to support the program. Someone who is the first to volunteer to run special events or take on new responsibilities. Someone who exemplifies the Scout Oath and Scout Law. Have someone in mind? Now nominate him or her for the Sea Scout…
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