In the News: Castle Rock Troop helps distribute food during COVID-19

by Cascade Pacific Council | May 6, 2020 | COVID-19 Impact | 0 comments

Scoutmaster Scott Neves and his sons lead Troop 313 in helping the Community Action Program distribute food to those in need. Their good turn was featured in this article in the The Longview Daily News.

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