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But it IS doing business as Scouting America. It changed the name it goes by. Does that help? -
By RememberSchiff · Posted
Update Sand Hill Scout Reservation 07/25/2025: "The Greater Tampa Bay Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America cleared a key hurdle July 14 in its effort to sell 52 acres of the Sand Hill Scout Reservation to Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative (WREC). The Hernando County Planning and Zoning Commission approved establishing a Public Service Facility Overlay District for the utility's proposed operations center by a 3-2 vote. The proposal now heads to the County Commission. ... On the 52 acres, "WREC plans to build administrative offices, customer service facilities, warehouse space, equipment storage and a fuel station on the site. Part of the property would serve as an emergency staging area during hurricanes, with space reserved for a future substation along the western edge." For now, the remaining 1200 acres would remain owned by Greater Tampa Bay Area Council but my fear is this utility district overlay will expand to build cell towers, substations, solar arrays, more warehouse space... More at Source: https://www.suncoastnews.com/news/overlay-district-for-sand-hill-acreage-gets-p-z-approval/article_f13f4a0d-17aa-4537-a000-9e5473167f8e.html -
By johnsch322 · Posted
The non settling insurers are an asset of the BSA Settlement Trust. There is a meeting in August in front of a judge. The Judge that is hearing the case (the non settling insurers have been sued) can issue a judgment in favor of the trust. That is how the law works. It is not at the discretion of the insurers if they pay or not. -
By RememberSchiff · Posted
I struggle with our Camps having two different sets of rules*. A more comprehensive set for scouting events and a less restrictive one for non-scouting (family, fundraiser) events.. The archery accident at Summit in May still bothers me. Scouts who attend both, quickly see the differences and ask why. That said, be safe and have fun. My $0.02, *Rules for scouting activities in Guide to Safe Scouting - formal YP, no booze, med-forms, ... -
We all knew this was coming right? The Church, then BSA, now the next biggest target? These vulture lawyers have a business model, they will continue to hop from target to target like locusts consuming as much as possible.
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