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I am honored to accept the board’s appointment as Interim Chief Commissioner. I want to start off by thanking outgoing Chief Shane Heroux for the remarkable level of time and energy he has poured into Outdoor Service Guides over the last nine months, as well as his commitment to Inclusive […]
At the formal campfire of the Brownsea Training Camp at Camp Currie in Camas, WA, this past Sunday, I had the privilege of recognizing two of Outdoor Service Guides’ most outstanding members with the Chief Commissioner’s Award, affectionately referred to as the Red Lion. Rovers Ethan Jewett and Carrie Davis […]
On September 21, 2024, at a family camp, the 6th Woodrunners OSG experienced a significant leadership transition. Chun-Yin Chong, the long-serving Group Scoutmaster (GSM) of the oldest continuously operating group within Outdoor Service Guides, passed the torch to Steve Sylvestre. Chun-Yin had not only led the 6th Woodrunners since January […]
I humbly apologize that we have not held a national campfire since I took on the role as Chief. The reason is that I’ve been holding off on scheduling an event until we had subject matter to gather and discuss. At our recent July Board of Directors meeting, we discussed […]
by Liz Kelly-Campanale The 10th Annual Pacific Northwest Hullabaloo took place June 27 – 30. Nearly 240 attendees gathered together at Camp Currie Youth Camp in Camas, Washington. This year’s theme of the Olympics featured scout skills, camaraderie, and fun. Participants traveled from as far away as Colorado and Texas. […]