Ernest Thompson Seton’s Fires
An overnight stay at Ernest Thompson Seton’s estate in Cos Cob in 1902 led to the eventual formation of the Boy Scouts of America in 1910.
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‘Scouting for Food’ Town-Wide Collection Set for March 21
Local Scouts of the Greenwich Council, Boy Scouts of America will be collecting food on Saturday, March 21 at local fire stations and supermarkets to bring…
Adult Pinewood Derby Race
Miller Motorcars will be hosting an adult Pinewood Derby Challenge & Social on Saturday, Nov. 9, to help support the Greenwich Council, Boy Scouts…
A Place That Matters: Seton’s Old Estate
By Richard Kaufman Sentinel Reporter Forever emblazoned in bronze, Ernest Thompson Seton is back where it all started. Last Friday, as the rain began…
Garrison joins Boy Scouts of America Greenwich Council
Kevin O’Shea, Scout Executive at Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Greenwich Council welcomed Ray Garrison as the new District Director. He joins the Greenwich…
Boy Scouts Greenwich Elects New Officers
The Greenwich Council, Boy Scouts of America, Inc. announced the election of two new officers at its annual meeting held in January: Council President,…
Boy Scout Addresses Long Island Sound Water Quality
One Greenwich Boy Scout is doing his part to address the water quality of the Long Island Sound. “The medallions says, “No Dumping, Drains…
Greenwich Scouting Golf Tournament To Honor Perry Burns
The Perry L. Burns Memorial Golf Tournament will be held at the Round Hill Club, on Monday, Sept. 21. The Greenwich Council, Boy Scouts…
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