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An elderly carpenter was ready to retire. He told his employer of his plans to leave the house-building business and live a more leisurely life with his wife enjoying his extended family. He would miss the paycheck, but he needed to retire. They could get by.The contractor was sorry to see his good worker go [...]

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Boy Scouts help revamp Pflugerville home

Posted: July 26, 2008 10:32 PM CDT
PFLUGERVILLE, TEXAS (KXAN) — With a little help from a local Boy Scout Troop a Pflugervile man has a life changing addition to his home.
Troop 4277 lent their skill and time to build a ramp to bring Armando Flores’ home up to code Saturday.
Flores [...]

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Since I have several deadly water bottles I decided to figure out a way to reuse them in other ways and found these sites. Here are a few interesting options. Mine would be a mini bear vault for my trail snacks.
If you’ve recently opted to replace your #7 polycarbonate water bottles with metal or non-BPA plastic [...]

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Gas prices a problem?
Any Questions?

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Tonight I had the honor of attending the Eagle Scout Court of Honor for Josh S. from Troop 533. Josh started out with our Troop, 483 and moved to 533 about two years ago. Josh is an amazing young man with all the service work he has done in OA, not to mention being the current [...]

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What happens when the Scoutmaster goes out of town with his son to visit a college in another State? What happens when the Scoutmaster only let the Crew Adviser and a Asst. Scoutmaster know about his absence? What happens when the meeting starts and the Scouts, leaders and parents notice the Scoutmaster is absent?
Well from what [...]

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If You

If you are paid to do Scouting, you are called a Professional.
If you are not paid to do Scouting, you are called a Volunteer.
If you pay to do Scouting, you are called… … A Scouter.

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