Cub Scout Pack 166 Randolph, NJ

03/14/2025

https://www.ppccubscoutcamps.org/cub-scout-day-camp

03/14/2025

Registrations are rolling in daily, don't miss out!
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03/10/2025

Register before April 1st to save!
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02/21/2025

Sarah will be the camp director for all our scouts attending Cub Scout Day Camp at Camp Wheeler MASR this summer.

02/21/2025

02/09/2025

Today is Scouting America's 115th birthday! 🎉 We're proud of our commitment to providing an environment where Scouts can become the best versions of themselves. Tag your favorite Scouts (past or present) in the comments below to help us celebrate!

02/09/2025

Several Scouts from Patriots’ Path Council had the opportunity to visit with Roger Krone Scouting America’s CEO on the set of Good Morning America this morning. Scouting America is celebrating 115 years of providing quality program to youth.

10/26/2024

Our Scouts had a great time at the Jersey 360 Jamboree today!

09/28/2024

Stop by A&B Bagels II and JT's Confections today from 10-2 to purchase some delicious popcorn and support our Scouts!

09/22/2024

Thank you to everyone who came out for some early morning fishing with us at Heisteins pond! Can’t wait for the next adventure with everyone! Also a big thank you to Mr.Alex who came out to fish with the kids as well!!

09/14/2024

Come say hi at the Randolph Country Fair - spot D8.

09/11/2024

May we never forget the attacks on this country that happened 23 years ago.

We must never forget the people who perished, the heroes who served, and the sacrifices that were made 23 years ago on September 11, 2001. This week, we honor all the individuals affected by that fateful day including Randolph residents Steven H. Russin, Francis J. Skidmore Jr., David G. Carlone and Jason K. Jacobs who tragically lost their lives. You will never be forgotten, and you will forever be in our hearts. “No day shall erase you from the memory of time.” – Virgil

Today, every school is hosting commemorations or age-appropriate conversations about 9/11. Randolph Middle School 8th grade student Evelyn Hendrickson wanted to use her artistic talent to honor all of those impacted by this tragedy. For her piece, she chose to create a badge in remembrance of the brave first responders as well as flowers to represent the lives of all that were lost as a reminder that their memories continue to live on. “When I started to work on this, I wanted to create a badge that is given to first responders for their bravery on 9/11. Around the badge, I wanted to incorporate flowers as a reminder that while many lives were lost, the beautiful memories and legacy of those that lost their lives will last forever. Flowers represent life and I wanted to take something so tragic and turn it into something that would allow us to remember because they never should be forgotten,” Evelyn said. “I am thankful to everyone who fought that day to keep people safe. Our Randolph police officers and firefighters also make our community feel safe, and having the police station right across the street from our school helps me to come to school feeling safer. While many unkind things happen in our world, there are a lot of great people who will always seek to do good. I am thankful for all who serve as it inspires hope that there will always be people who want to help make our world a better place.”