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Today's Top Stories
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The Very Important Tiger (VIT) program is a new and exciting way for units to encourage Kindergarten-aged boys to join Cub Scouts in the spring, and become a part of a Cub Scout Pack over the summer. The VIT program provides a way for these boys and their families to participate in different events over the summer and earn special recognition at the first Pack meeting in the fall.
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Read up about this new, handy tool. Read the Frequently Asked Questions to learn how the new Online Tour and Activity Plan affects your unit
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Every registered Scout received the camping mailer. Pass it on to friends who might not be in Scouts so they can have a great time this summer!
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Are you the type of person who would have liked to be the first person to try Disney World, at the gates the day Yellowstone Park opened or on Brownsea Island when Baden Powell first tried out his ideas about Scouting? If you are, then the Summit Shakedown is for you.
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A new Limited Edition FOS Patch has been released. This patch costs $15 at the Council office and $16 online. All proceeds go to support the Connecticut Rivers Council youth development fund.
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Attending a jamboree is certainly one of the highlights of any Scouting experience. Scouts (and Venturers) that participate in a jamboree come home and stay in Scouting. They become camp staff leaders, OA lodge officers and crew leaders. They get a life changing experience and you get a better council; it is a great “win-win”.
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With initiatives like Voice of the Scout and our own website asking for emails and other information during registration some individuals are concerned that their information may be sold or provided to third party vendors. The Connecticut Rivers Council and the Boy Scouts of America endeavor to operate by the Scout Oath and Law including the first tenent of the Scout Law; A Scout isTrustworthy.
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Find out about Wood Badge and request an invitation to join here.
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Why do boys join ScOUTING? To go outside! Here are programs to help get you and your Scouts outdoors.
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