The project at Kinder Farm Park was done with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
Area Boy Scouts planted 120 trees at Kinder Farm Park on Saturday in celebration of Arbor Day. The scouts were part of the Four Rivers District and worked with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Forest Service for the planting. The district includes scouts from across Anne Arundel County—including groups from Arnold and Annapolis. The boys planted native trees, a portion of which was donated through the DNR’s Gift of Trees, which plants native trees to honor family and friends, celebrate holidays or birthdays, or observe other special occasions.
Richard Ensor III, of Arnold, was approved by the Troop 995 Committee on Dec. 12 for the rank of eagle.
The following was submitted by Patch reader Alan Rosner regarding a recent Boy Scout milestone in Arnold. Last week Troop 995 of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Arnold, MD, received the certificate approving its 50th Eagle Scout from the Boy Scouts of America. Richard Ensor III, of Arnold, was approved by the Troop 995 Committee on Dec. 12 for the rank of eagle. Rickey’s eagle project was refurbishing and installing teak park benches in Broad Creek Park behind Annapolis High School and near the football field named in his grandfather’s honor. In 2012, the troop also conveyed the rank of Eagle Scout on David Hannon and Jacob Lettie, both of Annapolis. The Troop, consisting of about 40 scouts, recently celebrated its 25th anniversary and is …
Steve Wood
1:43 pm on Thursday, January 24, 2013
Congratulations Ricky!!! That is so awesome to see. Great effort that proves your determination, diligence and hard work over the years. Your family & community are proud of you!! more ›