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Rotary Club of Enfield Supports Eagle Project
James Gannon a Boy Scout from Troop 819 refurbished and created two United States maps as part of his Eagle Scout project.
James Gannon a Boy Scout from Troop 819 and a student at CT State Asnuntuck refurbished and created two United States maps at area elementary schools for his Eagle Scout Project. The Rotary Club of Enfield assisted by making a $500 donation toward paint and materials needed for the project.
The map for Prudence Crandall Elementary School involved a re-do (see third photo) of an existing map on a rough surface.
James is a former student at Crandall. Photo from Prudence Crandall location showing the completed map, from left to right Principal at Prudence Crandall Andrew Duperre; James' 5th grade teacher Sheree Winans; James; Rotary Club of Enfield President Julie Cotnoir; Rotary Club of Enfield Community Service Director Joe Mueller, and Rotarians Rich Tkacz and Gregory Mark.
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The second map (second photo) was done on a blank canvas/pavement at Eli Whitney School. James had to create the map by using an intricate stencil and then complete the painting.
James will be honored with a special ceremony in Enfield in recognition of his earning this distinct Boy Scout honor.
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The Rotary Club of Enfield meets on the first and third Wednesday of every month at 12:15 p.m. in the Conference Center at CT State Asnuntuck. The public is invited to attend to learn more about the organization and how its members serve the community by visiting www.enfieldctrotary.org.
