Boy Scout Troop 36 - Long Valley NJ

Boy Scout Troop 36 - Long Valley NJ Boy Scout Troop 36 was established in Long Valley NJ in 1938 and has been continuously operating for 80+ years as a boy led organization.

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06/03/2026

The young scout walked away with several key takeaways from the service. See his remarks here:

Scouts from Troop 36 (and Troop 336) attended the annual Washington Township Memorial Day Ceremony on Saturday May 23rd,...
05/24/2026

Scouts from Troop 36 (and Troop 336) attended the annual Washington Township Memorial Day Ceremony on Saturday May 23rd, 2026. With the weather not so good, the event was held indoors but that didn't dampen the scout's spirit. Well done Scouts!

05/10/2026
05/04/2026

Email from New York Guitar Seminar at Mannes Music by Caroline Shaw, Kenji Bunch, among many others in-person and online The opening concert of the 37th Raritan River Music Festival: 250 Years of Gre

04/12/2026
Troop 36 enjoying a day of skiing and snowboarding at Hunter Mountain, NY. Lots of fun and learning. New experiences f...
03/02/2026

Troop 36 enjoying a day of skiing and snowboarding at Hunter Mountain, NY. Lots of fun and learning. New experiences for some and enhancing skills for other. The Scouts had a blast and I expect more winter sports to be on the list for activities in years to come. Great job Scouts!!! Thanks to the adults that gave up their weekend to allow our youth to have this opportunity.

2026 Ski Trip. Anxiously awaiting lessons!
02/28/2026

2026 Ski Trip. Anxiously awaiting lessons!

02/12/2026

Music students 22 and under, the Caprio Competion is back!
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2026 CAPRIO MUSIC COMPETITION INVITES APPLICATIONS DUE MARCH 16, 2026

Prizes for classical music students in NY, NJ and PA

The Riverside Symphonia, a professional orchestra serving audiences of the Delaware Valley, is pleased to accept applications for the 2026 Caprio Young Artists Competition which will be held on Sunday, April 19, 2026 at South Hunterdon Regional High School, Lambertville, NJ. This competition provides a unique opportunity for exceptional young musicians to win cash prizes, perform with a professional orchestra and work with world-class conductor Mariusz Smolij, Music Director and Conductor of the Riverside Symphonia. The First Prize is $2000 and a performance with the Riverside Symphonia in its next season. The Second Prize is $1000 and the Third Prize is $500. Classical music students (excluding keyboard) who live or study in New York, New Jersey or Pennsylvania and who will be no more than 22 years of age on April 18, 2026 are eligible to apply. The application and audition deadline is March 16, 2026. For more information, please email: [email protected]. The final round will be judged live at South Hunterdon Regional High School, 301 Mt Airy-Harbourton Road, Lambertville, NJ.

Troop 36 welcome 7 new scouts that will continue their scouting journey. They were welcomed by our SPL Michael and othe...
02/08/2026

Troop 36 welcome 7 new scouts that will continue their scouting journey. They were welcomed by our SPL Michael and other scouts from the troop.

We can't wait to help them on their journey!

Welcome Scouts!

02/02/2026

The premiere performance Hunterdon Symphony’s SEVEN STORIES OF OLD HUNTERDON, a very special Concert for Young People to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary, is SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 3:00 pm at Clinton Township Middle School.

The original score was written by Lawrence Kursar. The illustrations were drawn by Charlotte Molter. Below is the program, with the list of stories and the Hunterdon County towns and townships they represent, written by local writer-historians.

Note that the concert is slightly longer this year and includes an intermission.
Purchase tickets online at hunterdonsymphony.org. Adults $10; children and and students 18 and under are only $5, a Hunterdon Symphony tradition for this concert.

The poster below shows a detail from Charlotte Molter’s illustration for “Caught Between Flags”.

Seven Stories of Old Hunterdon

Introduction (Hunterdon County, 1750-1899)
written by Lisa Baugh,
read by Marcia Karrow

1. How Zeke Helped Win the War (Amwell Township, 1773)
written and read by John F. Allen, Jr.

2. Caught Between Flags (Lebanon Township, 1773)
written and read by Karen Smith

3. Skunktown (Delaware Township, 1838)
written by Marilyn Cummings
read by Marcia Karrow (Feb 7)
and by Matheson Westlake (Feb 21)

Intermission

4. Full Circle (Franklin Township, 1850)
written and read by Jack Shenker

5. Sam and the Robin (Holland Township, 1889)
written by Barbara Volkov,
read by Marcia Karrow

6. For What It’s Worth (Frenchtown, 1891)
written and read by Jack Shenker

7. The Elk of High Bridge (High Bridge, 1895)
written and read by Alfred Schweikert

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