Eagle Scout projects fall into a wide variety of categories, but many are aimed at beautifying the towns in which they take place, or fixing up a feature that has fallen into disrepair.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Murrysville Boy Scout creates ‘scent wall’ for search-and-rescue dog group
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