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Big Brother 12: Final Five
If you missed the first 10 minutes of tonight’s Big Brother, don’t worry because it was nothing but a huge recap of what happened during last week’s double eviction. As the show progressed it proved to be one of the most-fractured, poorly edited episodes all season. Jumping around without any real flow, we got to [...] SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: “Big Brother 12: Final Five”, url: “[[[SHIFTOUT …

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Big Brother Big Sister offers new services for donations
For the fourth year in a row, members of the Big Brother Big Sister Foundation will collect donations door-to-door in Scituate with the hope of raising money to support its mentoring programs.

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Gonzales celebrates birth of baby girl; Annalyn Mariah
Big brother Froylan and big sister Ashlyn are proud to announce the birth of their baby sister, Annalyn Mariah Gonzalez. Annalyn was born July 30, at Chandler Regional Hospital. She weighed 8 pounds, 7 ounces, and was 1 foot, 9 inches long.

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Pirate theme at scout camp
Cub Scout Pack 159, of Our Lady Queen of Peace Church in Hewitt, spent a week at Camp Lewis Resident Camp in Rockaway N.J.. They learned many scouting skills and got the opportunity to earn rare scouting awards that can only be earned at Cub Scout Camp. This year’s theme was “Sail into Adventure” which naturally translates into “Pirates Ahoy,” so after spending the day swimming, hiking, doing …

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Leadership tops list of lessons they teach
When Boy Scout Troop 504 gathered this month for its yearly trip to camp, 17 Scouts were met by leaders, past and present.

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CENTENNIAL: Boy Scouts of America celebrates 100 years
The area director for Boy Scouts of American led a fitting tribute to the organization in its centennial year for Henderson Optimist Club’s weekly luncheon program Thursday at ETMC Henderson.

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Kasson honored at court of honor
Eagle Scout Ryan Thomas Kasson was honored June 26 at a court of honor held by the Boy Scouts of America Troop 450 of Nipomo at Nipomo High School. Kasson, who just graduated from Nipomo High, earned the rank of Eagle Scout on March 16 after completing his district board of review.

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Scout lessons
BUSH – Tyler Byrd, 8, of Bogalusa couldn’t wait to return to the popular zip lines at the Bogue Tuchenna Cub Scout Day Camp onWednesday afternoon.

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• Day Camp celebrates Scoutingâs birthday
When it comes to celebrating 100 years of Scouting, Rowan County knows how to do it right. The Boy Scouts of Americaâs annual Cub Scout Day Camp was in full swing June 14-18, with tons of fun activities in celebration of Scoutingâs centennial birthda …

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Cub Scouts, leaders invited to event
CEDAR CITY — Frontier Homestead State Park welcomes Cub Scouts and their leaders to participate in their second annual Cub Scout Adventure Day on April 17.

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Coaldale Cub Scouts to hold science fair
The Coaldale Cub Scout Science Fair and Movie Day is Sunday April 11 from noon until 4 p.m. at the Angela Theatre in Coaldale.

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Sellersville Museum celebrates the Boy Scouts of America centennial
John Shelly became a Scout in 1948. He’s been a Cub Scout, Boy Scout and an Explorer. In the mid-1970s, he was the leader of Sellersville’s Boy Scout Troop 1.

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Boy Scouts mark 100th anniversary
Dozens of Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts from Troop 150 in Bernardsville gathered on Olcott Square Monday night, Feb. 8, to light candles in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Boys Scouts of America (BSA). Other Scouts from around the nation held similar ceremonies simultaneously. For more photos on the event please visit our website at bernardsvillenews.com.

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Westmont scout leader works to teach values and teamwork
Jason Hancock remembers all the fun he had in Cub Scouts, and the ethics and morals that the program taught him.

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Boy Scouts of America celebrates 100 years
In February 1910 the Boy Scouts of America was incorporated with the goal of building character, encouraging good citizenship and aiding the development of physical, mental and emotional fitness in boys and young men.

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