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Community - Broadneck
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Published
10/26/09
Eagles usually hatch in the spring, but four new eagles emerged from the Ulmstead Barn in Arnold last Thursday evening. They are members of Boy Scout Troop 835. Each teen had fulfilled all the requirements to become an Eagle Scout, something only 2 percent of all Boy Scouts achieve. 
Wendi Winters — For The Capital
Boy Scout Troop 835, based at the Ulmstead Barn in Arnold, has four new Eagle Scouts, all students at Broadneck High School and residents of Annapolis. The are, from left, Joe DiPaola, a junior; seniors Sean Hocking and Ryan Jan; and junior Giovanni Gargano.Find Us On Facebook
The new Eagle Scouts, all of whom are Broadneck High School students, are: Joe DiPaola and Giovanni Gargano, both 16, and Ryan Jan and Sean Hocking, both 17. Joe built a nature platform along the trail that ribbons through Greenbury Point. The six-foot high structure, built with the assistance of Troop 835 members and friends, is designed to help...
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