By WENDI WINTERS For The Capital
By WENDI WINTERS For The Capital
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
09/22/08
People are sloughing off their summer lethargy and diving into a slew of activities. Scouts are performing community service or selling cookies to support new projects.
Wendi Winters — For The Capital
Boy Scouts stand near the project that earned Matt Unglesbee an Eagle Award. He developed and supervised a project to build a new canoe rack for a Cape St. Claire beach. Six teens in Boy Scout Troop 835 officially earned their Eagle badge in a special ceremony earlier this month. The scouts are attending or are graduates of Broadneck High. From left are Jimmy Llewellyn, Shawn Hagerty, Sean Kelly, Matt Unglesbee and Vinson Baxley. Not pictured is Matt Kelly.
Other kids are learning some life lessons about substance abuse; some are fundraising to bring 21st-century technology into their classrooms or to keep the bay's lighthouses shining brightly.
Boy Scout Troop 835 seems to be a giant eagles' nest. Since Mike Allen became Scoutmaster, more than 50 teen boys have completed the requirements to become an Eagle Scout, just as high as you can soar as a Boy Scout. Only a small fraction of the boys who...
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