Month: February 2017

Congrats to Steven on his Eagle Board of Review Congrats to Steven on his Eagle Board of Review 

The troop would like to be the first ones to congratulate Steven Neveadomi on passing his Eagle Board of Review. Steven worked very hard to achieve this accomplishment. Please make sure to congratulate him the next time you see him. 

40 Quality Questions for Eagle Scout Boards of Review – Repost From Scouting Magazine40 Quality Questions for Eagle Scout Boards of Review – Repost From Scouting Magazine

Each question is listed with the Scouter who submitted it. Of course there’s no way you can ask 40 questions during an Eagle Scout board of review. But I’ve included this many in the hopes you’ll find a few you hadn’t thought to ask. What will you do as an

Mad Max: Flurry Road KlondikeMad Max: Flurry Road Klondike

Back at the end of January, after 9 months of planning, the whole Troop family executed the finest display of organization and teamwork capable of a Youth organization. I could not have been more proud of the scout and adult participation. From food planning, registration and admin, health and first

Pack 3170 Cross OverPack 3170 Cross Over

Tonight, four Webelos crossed over into the Troop from Pack 3170. The Pack’s Blue and Gold banquet was held at the Northminster Presbyterian Church. After The best B&G banquet food ever, seriously it was really good, there was a ceremony awarding rank advancement to the cub scouts followed by the

Scout Sunday 02/05Scout Sunday 02/05

On February 5th, the Troop participated in the National Scout Sunday, at the Northminster Presbyterian Church. The Boy Scouts of America annually celebrates its founding on February 8, 1910, based on the program started by Lord Baden Powell in England on August 1, 1907. Scout Sunday was added to the

Eagle Candidates: Andy and GregEagle Candidates: Andy and Greg

The troop would like to officially announce that Andy Muha and Greg Muha have completed their Eagle Board of Review. This means that there has been an official recommendation to the National Boy Scouts that both of these boys be granted the rank of Eagle for all of their accomplishments.

Merit Badge: Disabilities Awareness 04/22Merit Badge: Disabilities Awareness 04/22

The Great Trail Council is offering a merit badge course on Disablity Awareness. It will last 4 hours in the morning of April 22nd. It is hosted at the Goodwill Service Center in Akron. There are a couple of pre-requirements listed on the brochure so take a look and sign

Winter OA Lodge FellowshipWinter OA Lodge Fellowship

For the OA members of the troop, there is the Winter Fellowship coming up on 03/11 at Kendall Cliffs. It’s a one day event. There will be rock climbing,pizza and meeting other Arrowmen. The cost is $25 to cover all the festivities and activities.