Budding young reporter Delaney Kyne, age 6, shows off her hand-written newspaper, The Owl Times. Delaney’s article reads: Owls are awake all night. Owls can fly without making any noise. CREDIT: Danielle Ray
Nearly two dozen Girl Scouts and their troop leaders gathered on May 23 behind Chocksett Elementary School for an outdoor, pandemic adapted International Event, a popular annual event for the scouts. The two troops represented two countries each – Canada, France, Ireland, and Norway – and each troop organized a craft and game highlighting their countries that everyone participated in. Sydney Bourinot (l.) and Evangeline Cranson from Brownie Troop 65057 proudly man the Canada table, which featured a homemade party popper craft. CREDIT: Danielle Ray
Sterling Boy Scouts gathered on May 16 for the annual Pinewood Derby at Lastella Field. Participants from different packs designed and created a pinewood vehicle, had it officially weighed in, and raced each other. The top honors went to: Ethan Tufts, 1st place, Karrna Krishana, 2nd, Lucas Hannah 3rd, and Noah Babyak, 4th. Jacob Mankus received a certificate for most patriotic vehicle, Ben Iarrobino for silliest, Landon Bourinot for best service/military vehicle, and Matt Harmon for best athletic themed. CREDIT: Danielle Ray
