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Troop 728
Troop 728 Assistant Scoutmasters Neil Worden, David Russell and Jeff Hoppa enjoy an early morning breakfast before spending a Saturday in training at Greater NY Council HQ.
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Troop 728 will travel to Belleayre Mountain Ski Center in Highmount, NY, on Sunday, March 10, 2019! $50 per scout includes lift ticket, equipment rental and lessons. Permission slip required. Meet at 108 Cooper Street at 5:45 am. Drivers needed.
Contact trip leader ASM Adam Perez for more information: drew0116@gmail.com
Thanks to Assistant Scoutmaster David Russell for arranging Troop 728's January 2019 visit to the kitchens of The Rachael Ray Show! This was a highlight of our cooking-themed activities for the month, and an inspiring preparation for our "Iron Scout Chef Campout" at Camp Mattatuck!
Copyright 2019 David Russell, All Rights Reserved.
Original release date: May 07, 2018
First Lady Melania Trump has announced her initiative to help children be their best. As part of her initiative, the First Lady released a guide to help parents and other adults discuss online safety and responsibility with children. Children taught about internet safety, appropriate online conduct, and responsible social media behavior, become safe and responsible users.
NCCIC encourages users to review the First Lady’s Guide on Talking with Kids About Being Online for more information. Refer to the NCCIC Tips Keeping Children Safe Online and Dealing with Cyberbullies for additional best practices.
To join Scouts BSA Troop 728, a boy or girl must have finished the 5th grade, earned the Arrow of Light Award or be between the ages of 11 and 18.
Weekly Meetings: Troop 728 meets Wednesdays from 7:30-9pm from September through June at the Good Shepherd School Gymnasium, 620 Isham St. NYC 10034 (enter through the blue doors to the right of the main entrance and follow the signs). Contact (646) 543-6728. We ask that all Scouts be on time, and wear full uniform and bring the Scout Handbook.
The Boy Scout movement came to Good Shepherd in 1947 when Troop 728 opened its doors. The Troop flourished with a membership of over 150 boys under three dedicated Scoutmasters: George Karsh (1947-1954), Frank Bond (1955-1970) and John Sweeney (1970-1973). more…