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Richboro's BSA Troop 145 Spring Service Project

For the second year in a row, Troop 145 tackles invasive plants at Tyler Park.

BSA Troop 145 completed a service project at Tyler State Park on Saturday, May 2, 2015. This is the second year the Troop, which is registered as a Conservation Volunteer Group with the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, worked in the park. The crew of 15 scouts and 6 adult volunteers worked for 6 hours to clear out trails along the Porter Run Nature Trail. According to Scoutmaster Steve Pinkas, the invasive multiflora roses threaten native plants in this area of the park and need to be cut back yearly.

Troop 145 is chartered by Addisville Reformed Church in Richboro in the Playwicki District of Washington Crossing Council. For information about scouting, please visit http://www.washingtoncrossingbsa.org/

Troop 145 takes a quick break for the camera.

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Back row, left to right- Corey Pinkas, Zach Nester, John Savoca, Andy Luzeckyj, David LoSardo and SPL Brian Deiss

Front row, left to right- Michael Elia, Hunter Martin, Aidan McGrath, Chris LoSardo, Luke Ramalho, and Sean Tressel

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(not pictured- Lucas Bello, Kevin Pecci and Sheil Patel)

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