TROOP MEETING WITH GREG AND BRETT

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On Tuesday, the troop was joined by a large group of cub scouts from several different packs. The main presentation was given by Greg B. and Brett C. Greg’s presentation was about his community: Anderson Township. An interesting fact he shared was that Anderson is named after Richard Clough Anderson who was one of the first settlers in the area (this is also where we get the name of Clough Pike). He also told the troop about how the trustees are working to improve Beechmont Avenue’s image. Greg also wanted to remind everyone that Turpin is a BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL.

The other part of the presentation was by Brett and it was about his community: the City of Cincinnati. Some facts he wanted to share with the group included: Music Hall was built in 1878, lots of buildings and some schools in Cincinnati are being renovated because they don’t have any air conditioning, and the fountain in Fountain Square was built by Tyler Davison.

The game during the meeting last night was Knock Out and everyone had lots of fun.

Jack Van Keuren, Historian

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Unknown said…
Very nice starting report, Jack! I feel you are starting to get a hang for this already. I am eager to see what you will do in later reports.
February 2, 2010 at 4:03 PM
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