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25 volunteer bloggers wrote 3,121 posts in 2009. January was the busiest month.
Klondike Derby: How much fun can you stand? By B. James Voorhies Deseret News Staff This is a fun winter camping story from the Salt Lake City, Utah evening newspaper called the Deseret News February 5, 1987 AIRPORT SOCKED IN?
I received an email from a "Concerned Eagle Scout" Today. Mr. "Concerned Eagle Scout" has concerns about justifying FOS dollars. And I can appreciate "Concerned Eagle Scouts"concerns. His biggest issue seems to be the cost of Scouting. Well.. let me share his email with you.
When I was first approached, by Rod Goldhahn , to take over as the Voyageur District Chairman for the Webelos to Scout Transitions program, I had many initial misgivings. No one had been doing that job for almost 20 yrs. Webelos Woods was no longer a part of the Voyageur District program and worse yet was…
Hello fellow Scouters, This is part 5 in a series I've written on Webelos to Scout transition. This time I'm going to look at the players involved. I've seen a lot of talk on the various discussion groups over who is ultimately in charge of getting Webelos to join Boy Scout troops.
So I'm back from camp and (mostly) everthings back in order so I thought I'd take some to tell you all about my week at camp. If you have read my summer camp post from before http://boyscoutblog.wsr3.net/2009/06/25/summer-camp-2/ you know what a typical week at camp is for me and my troop.
Here are excerpts from the official FAQ about the new Cub Scouts 2010 program changes for den meetings and pack meetings from the BSA National website: "1. Why are we doing this program? Initially the experience of one pack which developed and used this program led us to believe it had merit.
I am missing Philmont and starting to think it is time to go back to Scouting's paradise. Here is a short excerpt from my 1992 Philmont journal: Harlan Camp is a welcome site. My right foot has just joined the left in protest.
Troop Leadership Training is happening in November for our troop (more here ). In a very timely email, this link appeared from the email ether: Troop Positions of Responsibility The following leadership positions count toward Boy Scout advancement. For more information, see the Senior Patrol Leader Handbook (#32501) and Patrol Leader Handbook (#32502A).
