January-February 2002
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Scouts from Troop 267, chartered to the Truckee Optimist Club, Truckee, Calif., mush their patrol sled to the next competitive event at the Nevada Area Council's 2001 Donner Camp. Read Mac Gardner's story, to find out how this annual challenge camp tests Scouts' skills, even when the winter temperatures don't. Photograph by John R. Fulton Jr.
In the January-February 2002 Issue
- Letters
- News Briefs
- Family Talk - Including children in the grieving process
- The Way It Was - A pair of Boy Scouts reunites — 30 years later
- Front Line Stuff - Scouter's young age is a problem with boys and leaders
- Outdoor Smarts - Stay warm in camping's fourth season
- Boys' Life Program Helper
- Unit Anniversaries
- Family Fun Page - These puzzles provide food for thought
Scouting Responds to a National Crisis
Following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Scout units from coast to coast and around the world went into action to help those in need.
Nevada Area Council Scouts watch temperatures soar nearly 40 degrees during a weekend of challenging winter events.
Cookies, Cakes, and Pies—Oh, My!
For 25 years, West Virginia Cub Scouts and their dads have teamed up for a baking contest that is judged at a world-famous resort hotel.
To the Rescue
A Family Together Feature
Whether in the field or at home, the Paulding family makes every search and rescue mission it undertakes a team effort.
Cardboard boxes and rolls of duct tape become wild and wacky racers for an annual Tiger Cub "slushfest."
A weekend council event planned and run by Venturers showcases the fun and skills available in the BSA's newest program for teenage boys and girls.
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