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Westchester-Putnam Council Bsa Scouting council serving 2 highly populated counties of southern New York State with headquarters in Hawthorne, NY. Includes calendar, camps, district and training information, contacts, and on-line forms. Theodore Roosevelt Council Headquartered in Massapequa, NY. Includes photo gallery, calendar, directory, and program resources. Baltimore Area Council Serving the Baltimore, Maryland area and the Broad Creek Memorial Scout Reservation, the home of Camp Saffran, Camp Spencer, and Camp Oest. Also includes calendar, newsletter, and district, training, and contact information Columbia-Montour Council Based in Bloomsburg, serving central Pennsylvania. Includes camp, events, newsletter, training, contact information, and on-line forms. Keystone Area Council Serving central Pennsylvania with headquarters in Mechanicsburg. Includes calendar, newsletter, camps, maps, and contact information. Connecticut Rivers Council Serving 6 counties of CT and 2 counties of NY with headquarters in East Hartford, CT. Home of Camp Workcoeman, JNW Scout Reservation, Camp Mattatuck, and Camp Tadma. Includes calendar, camps, directory, and district, training, and contact information. Chester County Council Council with headquarters in West Chester, Pennsylvania, serving scouts of Chester and northern Cecil Counties. Includes calendar, camps, newsletter, directory and contacts, and district information. Connecticut Yankee Council Serves over 25,000 young people in Fairfield and New Haven counties, Connecticut. Includes calendar, camps, district and training information Cradle of Liberty Council Serves over 87,000 youth in Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties (southeast Pennsylvania with headquarters in Philadelphia). Includes camps, events, contacts, and on-line forms. Otetiana Council Serving Monroe County and the City of Rochester (headquarters), New York. Includes calendar, training, camps, contact information, and on-line forms. |
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