- On-Line Internet Rechartering Now Available
- Bill Scott to Chair 100th Anniversary Celebration
- 2009 Year-Round Tuckahoe Fee Changes
- Parent-Son Winterfest at Camp Tuckahoe
- Order of the Arrow News
- BSA Commemorative Coin Receives Approval
- Sign Up Now for BALOO training on Dec. 6th
- New Camp Tuckahoe Program Advisory Panels Forming
- YAAC Scouters Receive Religious Awards
- New Centennial Scout Uniforms Available at Scout Shop
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Scouting Alumni - Reconnect Today
Remember growing up . . . you were proud to be a Boy Scout. With
each Boy Scout rank advancement came new challenges, new adventures, and
many times, new friends to share your experiences with.
As a BSA alumni, former Boy Scouts now share memories that will last forever. Do you remember the smell of wood smoke and great food sitting by the fire at the Boy Scout camp? How about half cooked/half burnt food and a wet sleeping bag?
Even better still were all the great hiking, fishing and swimming trips that Scouting introduced you to? Remember all the neat wildlife you tracked and learned about? Maybe you might remember the time the wildlife tracked your Boy Scout troop instead? No one ever remembers those BSA campouts when everything went smoothly and the weather was perfect.
Tell us about your favorite Boy Scout experience and reconnect with your past.
When you sign up, we'll keep you up to date on what the Boy Scouts of America is doing in your community or your hometown today. Find out how you can get re-involved with the same great youth leadership program you remember, the Boy Scouts of America!
With the BSA's 100th anniversary celebration just around the corner in 2010, there's never been a better time for all of our Scouting alumni to get involved - take that first step!
Visit www.bsaalumni.org and get reconnected today!


Don't
miss out on the fun! It isn't too late to have your son join Cub
Scouts.
The
booklets for the Gettysburg Heritage Trails program have been revised. The updates
reflect the changes that have come about with the new visitors’ center which
opened at the beginning of the summer. A number of projects have been
completed and a few others are underway, all aimed at restoring the
battlefield to conditions more like those during the Civil War. 




The Scout Shop and Council Service Center will close at 5 PM on
Tuesday, December 23 and remain closed until
9 AM on Friday, December 26 for the Christmas holiday.

