The Everett AquaSox and the Mount Baker Council are proud to announce the return of the Boy Scout Overnight at Everett Memorial Stadium!

For $15.00 each person will receive an Upper Box ticket to the AquaSox game and enjoy a fabulous overnight event hosted by the Everett AquaSox. Plus you receive dinner at the ballpark which includes a hot dog, bag of chips and a soda. We will also provided a light breakfast the following the overnight!

Contact Cynthia Courtright (or 425.861.9064) by Tuesday, July 27th to order tickets. See the flier (PDF) for more information.

All scouts attending this October 30th Husky vs Stanford Football game will receive a 100th Aniversary patch.

The $66 seats are being offered to us for $30 each and of course the entire family is welcome. The sooner we get our order in the better seats we will get.

Please send or drop off your payment to:
Pack 591
Cynthia Courtright
16518 NE 46th St
Redmond, WA 98052

Make your checks out to BSA and have them reach Cynthia no later than August 27th.

Contact Cynthia Courtright (or 425.861.9064) for information.

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Green Redmond Partnership Work Party

Saturday, July 31st, at Farrel-McWhirter Park!

They'll be in the forested section of the park from 9am to noon, just past the open grass area and the farm, if you use the main entrance off of Redmond Road. If the initial blackberry removal there is finished, they might be able to move further into the park.

As always, no experience is necessary, and they'll have all the gloves, tools, and other materials for you, as well as water and snacks, although it’s good to bring your own water bottle to re-fill. Wear sturdy shoes and consider bringing something with long sleeves for working in the blackberry. All ages are welcome, although all volunteers under 18 must either be accompanied by an adult or bring a signed waiver (available at www.greenredmond.org, on the Volunteer Schedule page). RSVP's are really appreciate your RSVP for this event, because it help us plan, but feel free to join even either way.

For more information contact Norah Kates, Green Cities Project Associate

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Resident Camp

Outback Adventure is the theme for 2010 Cub Scout Resident Camp for Wolf, Bear, and Webelos Scouts along with their leaders and/or parents.

While immersed in adventures of the wild, Cub Scouts will take part in activities such as archery, BB guns, nature hikes, crafts, swimming, and boating. Webelos can earn activity pins, and Wolf and Bear Cubs can also complete advancement requirements. The camp also includes a hayride tour of Boy Scout Camp at Camp Pigott.

Sessions still available:
Session 7 - Aug 19-22

Click here for brochure 

Camp Brinkley is situated at the foothills of the Cascade mountain range approximately one hour from Seattle. As the Chief Seattle Council's Cub Scout resident camp, it has offered many fun activities to youth for more than four decades. Camp features include a waterfront, BB gun and archery ranges, play fields, nature trails and a fantastic craft lodge.

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Packs 557 & 591 at Redmond Derby Days, Summer 2009








photos from Day Camp, July 2009

If you have pictures from an event,
send them to Paige Norman.

Interested in joining Cub Scouts?

You can check out our FAQ page or check out our information for new scout parents. To ask questions of a real person, contact Cynthia Courtright; 425.861.9064.

Local Packs:

Pack 591 - Chartered by First Baptist Church of Redmond and comprised primarily of students from Horace Mann and Redmond Elementary schools. For information on this Pack, Contact Cynthia Courtright; 425.861.9064.

Pack 557 - Chartered by the Redmond Presbyterian Church and comprised primarily of students from Norman Rockwell and Albert Einstein Elementary schools. For information on this Pack, Contact Tom Staggs; 425.531.1776 or visit their website.