March 29, 2024

Local Eagle Scouts Honored by Lt. Gov. McKee, Congressmen Langevin at the Rhode Island State House

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Providence – Local Scouts were honored at the Narraganset Council, Boy Scouts of America traditional “Gathering of Eagles” event at the Rhode Island State House on Tuesday. The annual event recognized Scouts who have received the Eagle Scout award in the last three years within the Council, with an emphasis on those who received the award this past year. Rhode Island Lt. Governor Daniel J. McKee and Congressman Jim Langevin (RI) recognized the hard work and accomplishments of this year’s group of Eagle Scouts in a brief ceremony in the State Room.
254 Scouts from the Narragansett Council earned Eagle in the last year, completing 38,194 hours of community service. Eagles who attended this year’s event were accompanied by their families, friends, members of the Narragansett Council staff and board, and local volunteer Scout leaders.
Eagle Scout honored from our area was:
 Alec Pimental  Rehoboth, MA
“I saw a lot of promise in the room at this year’s Gathering of Eagles. These scouts have all demonstrated a willingness to help others for a cause greater than themselves, and made a commitment to be the best they can be,” said Lt. Governor McKee. “I was honored to meet these young men and I wish them the best.”
"Attaining the rank of Eagle Scout is an incredible achievement. Eagle Scouts demonstrate exceptional leadership, selflessness, and maturity while serving their community and living up to the ideals of the Boy Scouts,” said Congressman Langevin. I congratulate these young men for their hard work and commitment, and I look forward to watching them build on this distinguished achievement in the future."
“These Scouts have showed the upmost dedication, hard work and character through their commitment to earning Eagle rank,” said Tim McCandless, Scout Executive/CEO. “We are proud of these young men and are excited to see what they will accomplish throughout their lives.”
About the Narragansett Council: The Narragansett Council, Boy Scouts of America’s mission is to serve others by instilling the values of the Scout Oath and Law in young people and, in other ways, prepare them to achieve their full potential. The Council offers a program for boys and young men ages 6 to 21 and young women ages 14 to 21, serving over 13,000 in Rhode Island, Southeastern Massachusetts, and Pawcatuck, Connecticut. For more information, please log on to www.narragansettbsa.org.

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