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Massachusetts Senate receives annual scouting report; orders it printed in the journal
Summary
The Massachusetts Senate received the annual scouting report, heard a keynote from an Eagle Scout who earned all 139 merit badges, and, by unanimous consent, ordered the report printed in the Senate journal. The report cited 21,469 youth members, thousands of volunteers, and more than 200,000 hours of community service.
At a session of the Massachusetts Senate, members received the annual report on Scouting in the Commonwealth and, by unanimous consent, ordered the report printed in the Senate journal.
The report — introduced in the chamber by the senator from First Essex and Middlesex, Mr. Tarr — summarized statewide membership and volunteer activity and highlighted service by scouts. The presentation was accompanied by scouts and leaders from several councils and included an Eagle Scout keynote.
Senator from First Essex and Middlesex, Mr. Tarr, welcomed the scouts on the Senate floor and introduced flag bearers from several councils before the keynote and the formal presentation of the scouting report. Jimmy Poirier, an Eagle Scout with…
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