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Category: Council-wide News

Trails-End Scholarship Program – Discountinued

Trails End Popcorn is Phasing out the Scholarship program   If your Scout Sold $2500 or more in popcorn in 2019, they have until March 31,2020 to enroll in the Trails end Scholarship Program.  After that date there will be no more applications accepted.  Those who are registered will be able to add to their accounts […]

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Set Your 2020 Vision on Wood Badge

Now that you have completed your position-specific training for your Scouting role, it’s time to take your knowledge to the next level. Wood Badge is a 6-day advanced leadership training course. Held over 2 separate weekends in September and October, Wood Badge offers leadership skills training that benefits your unit and all of Scouting, increases […]

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Safety Moment – Prohibited Activities

The other day I heard about a unit driving around in ATV’s. Pictures were shared on their Facebook page. It looked fun, they were wearing proper gear…but something didn’t seem right. I looked in the recent copy of Safe Guide For Scouting. Sure enough, ATV usage is prohibited on the unit level activity.   Did you […]

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Council Annual Business Meeting – 2020

The Annual Business Meeting of the Mount Baker Council, Boy Scouts of America   Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 7:30 am Stillaguamish Senior Center 18308 Smokey Point Boulevard – several blocks north of 172nd  Arlington, WA 98223-7825   This will serve as notification to voting members, including:   All registered Chartered Organization Representatives and registered duly elected Council Members-at-Large, including current […]

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Congratulations Salish Sea

Recognized at the Top 60 in Growth Conference. Congratulations to the Salish Sea District on being recognized at the 2020 Growth Conference for their 2019 year-end membership growth.   The Leadership 60 Growth Conference is a unique event recognizing outstanding success in membership recruitment and provides opportunities for high-performing professionals to share best practices in growing […]

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Growing Units Through Effective Recruitment and Program

We are right in the middle of a great season for Scouting, it’s our Birthday!  It is also the time for transition with many Cub Scouts and their parents prepare to move from Cub Scouting to Scouting BSA.  Blue and Gold Banquets have always been a bittersweet time of graduation and departure, but they are […]

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Where Have All The Webelos Gone

Spring is in the air.  Blue and Gold events have come and gone.  Webelos have transitioned (or will be soon) to Scouts BSA.  Now what?   For our Scouts BSA troops, it means adding new scouts and families to your group and continuing the way towards the rank of Eagle Scout.  For troops looking for assistance […]

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Past, Present, and Future: Calling All Shooting Sports Instructors

There is an old computer saying, “Garbage in, Garbage out.” (I can’t believe I just said “old” in reference to a computer.) Now you may be asking me how this applies to shooting sports and I will get to that. First, let’s talk about what this saying means or at least my interpretation. What this […]

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Silver Beaver Nominations Due March 6th

Nominations needed for Adult Leader Recognition  Silver Beaver Nominations due March 6th   By Neal Kazmi  Council Advancement and Recognition Chair   Now is the time to submit nomination forms to recognize adult leaders in your unit, District, or Council!  There are a variety of awards and recognition available for Scouting’s volunteers.  One of them is […]

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National Jamboree 2021

Attention All Scouts and Scouters  Face The Challenge – 2021 National Jamboree – Date July 19th – 30th  Get Ready , Get Excited !! The 2021 National Jamboree is coming, and you will not want to miss this once in a life time Scouting experience. Scouting’s flagship event is one of a kind . The […]

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