Boy Scouts

A century after opening on 200 acres between Sound Avenue and Long Island Sound, Camp Baiting Hollow will celebrate its 100th anniversary...

North Fork residents and visitors now have a convenient way to properly dispose of U.S. flags that are no longer appropriate to display due to wear and tear, thanks to the efforts of Wading River Boy Scout Teddy Haarke.

A staff member at Baiting Hollow Scout Camp has tested positive for COVID-19, the camp announced yesterday.

The Railroad Museum of Long Island has a new shed to store a prized antique apparatus thanks to Eagle Scout Sean Maki of Baiting Hollow.

Some 6,000 Scouts and their family members placed flags on each of the 225,000 graves in the country’s largest — and busiest — national cemetery.

Seven Scouts in Troop 94 have attained the rank of Eagle Scout this year. It is the Boy Scouts’ highest award, attained by only 4 percent of all Boy Scouts.

Starting next year, Bella may finally have the opportunity to wear a Cub Scout uniform and earn badges as an official member of her brother’s Greenport pack, where she has long been a member in every way but name.

Scouts placed American flags on the nearly quarter-million graves at Calverton National Cemetery this morning.