Cicero Troop 103

11/04/2021

I know these folks and they were looking for entertainment, help and even people help direct traffic and make props or even actors - I can talk more to you about later - if the kids were interested.

Morning Dove Therapeutic Riding, Inc.
7444 W. 96th Street
Zionsville, IN 46077
Bailee Reynolds, Development Director
(317) 733-9393

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Morning Dove Therapeutic Riding Center Hosts Santa’s Drive-Thru at Farm in Zionsville

ZIONSVILLE, IN (November 1, 2021) – Tucked in Zionsville’s equestrian community is a non-profit specializing in therapeutic horseback riding for individuals with physical, cognitive, and/or emotional challenges. For the second year in a row, families, friends, and neighbors are invited to drive down Morning Dove’s scenic driveway and ultimately through the 80-year old barn to see Santa and his 12 horse helpers.

Morning Dove will host Santa’s Drive-Thru on Saturday, December 11th and 18th from 6 – 8 p.m. There will be lights, carollers, Christmas displays, treats, and much more! Kids can drop off their letter to Santa and will receive a special treat!

Location: 7444 W. 96th Street, Zionsville
Dates: Saturday, December 11th & Saturday, December 18th
Time: 6 – 8 p.m.
Cost: FREE! Donations are appreciated!

This event is open to the public. For any questions regarding this event, please reach out to Bailee Reynolds, Development Director, at [email protected] or 317-733-9393.

08/18/2021

What's the "Eagle" worth?

1. A lifetime of skills in leadership and outdoor activities, which by itself is priceless.

2. At West Virginia University, it is worth $2000 towards your degree!

CONGRATULATIONS to Troop 103 Eagle Scout EJ Hofmann for earning this recognition of all your efforts!

Go EJ and Go Mountaineers!

05/23/2021

In the months leading up to Memorial Day, 17-year-old Christian Juvet decided to restore a massive concrete American flag in his local California park for his Eagle Scout project.

10/06/2020

3 Eagles!

Congrats on earning your Eagles, former Troop 103 scouts Tyler and Michael Hulka!

08/02/2020

This why as scouts we do what we do!

”So we go to Walmart today, and Lakken happens to see an elderly man that was having a hard time shopping and finding things due to him not being able to lift his head up and see straight.

He can see the ground and barely the sides of him, so Lakken looks at me and goes, ‘Aunt Ry can I please help him?’

I said, ‘Yes.’

My nephew went up to the man and asked him if he would like some help. His eyes lit up and said, ‘Well, yes that would be amazing young man, thank you so much.’

Lakken was running all over the place for this man and he was so happy. The man told us he hasn’t had help in years, and he was so happy he ran into an amazing smart young man like Lakken! I was so proud of him!

Lakken went and helped him check out and bag his stuff as well and had them call the show bus.

The man tried to tip Lakken and my nephew said, ‘Oh thank you but I don’t need this. I enjoyed helping you, you keep your money’.

I’m beyond proud of my nephew Lakken. You don’t see or get many people, let alone children, who do these things for people.”

Credit: Rylee Long

07/22/2020

Jimmy Stewart's spirit of citizenship endures in a number of tangible ways, including the James M. Stewart Good Citizenship Award for members of Scouts BSA.

07/11/2020

Need service time that really "cleans up "?

16th Annual Morse Lake Clean-Up
on, July 18 from 8 a.m. until noon. Volunteers are needed along the waterfront, in the water at the shoreline, and on boats and personal watercraft to gather the debris and bring it to Red Bridge Park for removal. Boats/personal watercraft of any type are needed and appreciated.
All residents are encouraged to remove and haul larger logs and debris from in front of their property or elsewhere to the southern-most dock at Red Bridge Park, just south of the kayak launch. They may be delivered as early as Thursday, July 16, and must be securely tied to the dock or shore so they can’t float out.
Volunteers will pull logs out of the lake and use chain saws to cut the logs into manageable pieces to be placed in the dump trucks and hauled away. These logs will be taken to Green Cycle in Noblesville to be recycled as mulch. Other volunteers will work along the shoreline to remove smaller tree limbs and debris and load these onto a trailer to be hauled to the Red Bridge location or to the Town burn site. Last year, volunteers collected more than 14 dump trucks full of logs and debris.
Volunteers should wear old clothes and footwear and plan to get wet and dirty while making a remarkable difference that can be seen and felt. The annual clean-up is a collaborative effort among the MWA, Town of Cicero, and many volunteers who take part in the effort each year.
To participate in this half day beautification effort that benefits all who live around the lake and/or for more information,
contact:
Art Hall [email protected]
Dave Vanette [email protected]
[email protected]

06/30/2020

An option for all those scouts (and parents) working on their Personal Fitness MB. Good Luck!

Plus get membership discounts.

04/21/2020

Our newest Life Scout......Congratulations Will!