Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Information gathered by the Los Angeles Times shows the leaders of the Boy Scouts of America who were expelled between 1947 and 2005 on suspicions of sexual abuse. Patch's searchable database allows you to search by cities in our area.
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Information gathered by the Los Angeles Times shows the leaders of the Boy Scouts of America who were expelled between 1947 and 2005 on suspicions of sexual abuse. Patch's searchable database allows you to search by cities in Ohio. The Boy Scouts of America’s “perversion files” were released in October by order of the Oregon Supreme Court and it’s come to light that a North Canton scout leader was accused of drinking vodka with boy scouts and playing strip poker. This incident is one of thousands documented by the Boy Scouts of America from 1971 to 1991.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Read on to see what these Boy Scouts are doing to pay tribute during the city's 9/11 commemoration Saturday
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- Morgan Day
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011
The Boy Scouts Troop 12 of North Canton (sponsored by Faith United Methodist Church) will help paint this wooden archway for North Canton's 9/11 Commemoration Ceremony Sept. 10. They'll place the archway on Dogwood Street, where Christian, Jewish and Muslim communities will host street booths during a "Celebrate Our Diversity" picnic. (This update includes all activities for Saturday.) Shown in the picture, starting with the first row, is Brandon Hinderer, Christian Henderson, Graham Hess, Cooper Hurin and Sam Santavicca; second row is Collen Turner, Teddy Morrow, Kyle Mayle, Zack Kemp, Griffin James, Michael French, John Bowen, Cameron Turner, Jordon Boyette, Zachary Prusinowski and Adam Pirie; third row is Assistant Scoutmasters Scott …
Friday, April 15, 2011
Two recent graduates of Hoover High School returned to North Canton to reminisce with their pal and fellow 1943 Eagle Scout, Fred Rouse, and receive their Eagle Scout Award. They also deserve a high-five for helping to make North Canton beautiful
This week's Whiz Kids — great kids seem to come in pairs these days — come to us from Kristie Woods, director of development and community relations at St. Luke Foundation and St. Luke Lutheran Community. On March 25, these young men were honored for their character and efforts as Boy Scouts at St. Luke Lutheran Community in North Canton. They received their Eagle Scout award and were joined by fellow Eagle Scout Fred Rouse, a resident at St. Luke Lutheran Community in North Canton. Barth and Valentine spent many hours volunteering at St. Luke Lutheran Community and reminiscing with Rouse about his days as a Boy Scout. Rouse became an Eagle Scout in 1943. “These two young men put forth the effort to beautify area parks, making benches and…
Sarah
8:47 am on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
This is a very newsworthy story. There are many leaders on that list that are not just from 65 years ago. We need to keep a watchful eye on the people who are supposedly leading our youth and keep a watchful eye on an organization that for years did their best to hide this information from the public. If putting these names on a list and providing that info to the public brings even a little more… more ›