Troop Meeting Plans
The troop will continue to meet in the park through October. Join us in the back part of Kristin Armstrong Park.
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Eagle Project 10th and 17th
I am planning my Eagle Project on the Saturdays of October 10th and 17th. We will be rebuilding an old bird blind at the MK Nature Center on Walnut Street. October 10th starting at 10 am at the front entrance of the MK Nature Center, we will be tearing down the old bird blind. October 17th we will be meeting at 10 again to rebuilt the bird blind. Make sure to bring your own water bottle, lunch and working gloves. We will provide extra water and snacks. Look forward to working with you guys on this community project! -Max Palmer
Eagle Project October 10th and 17th
I am planning my Eagle Project on the Saturdays of October 10th and 17th. We will be rebuilding an old bird blind at the MK Nature Center on Walnut Street. October 10th starting at 10 am at the front entrance of the MK Nature Center, we will be tearing down the old bird blind. October 17th we will be meeting at 10 again to rebuilt the bird blind. Make sure to bring your own water bottle, lunch and working gloves. We will provide extra water and snacks. Look forward to working with you guys on this community project! -Max Palmer
Summer Camp 2020
The troop’s had an awesome time over the last week holding our own summer camp. Thanks to the Cooper Family for use of the property and for a wonder event.
Summer Camp 2020 Modified
A message from the council: “Due to COVID-19, we are disappointed to inform you of the 2020 suspension of Camp Morrison, Camp Bradley, the Salmon River High Adventure Base, Webelos Woods, Cub Resident Camp, Day Camps and other activities and programs scheduled for units that are scheduled on camp properties of the Mountain West Council. This unanimous decision was made on May 20 by our Council’s Executive Committee after a very through discussion. “ Based on the suspension of Camp Morrison, Troop 33 will be exploring and planning an alternate activity within the CDC and BSA National guidelines. Stay tuned for more information.
