By JENNIFER GINN, For The Capital
By JENNIFER GINN, For The Capital
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
11/17/09
While there are endless learning opportunities in the Crofton library, Eagle Scout candidate Nick England found an ideal learning and leadership opportunity right outside of the library.
Courtesy of Mark England
From left: Barb Crispin, Alex Watson, Nick England, Thomas Quinn, Connor Mangan, Tim Watson, Kyle Lasher, Justin Lasher and Mark England teamed up to landscape the grounds of the Crofton library. The service project was led by Eagle Scout candidate Nick England.
Nick, a 17-year-old senior at Arundel High School, set out to beautify the library grounds and fulfill the community service component required of all Eagle Scouts. Roughly, only 2 percent of those who start out in the Boy Scouts are awarded the Eagle ranking which requires boys to earn at least 21 merit badges and demonstrate Scout spirit, service and leadership.
Nick teamed up with Crofton library associate Barbara Crispin to plan...
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