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<p>Boy Scout Troop 418 celebrated 20-years-of-service in the community of Nanticoke by visiting Washington D.C. Scouts earned Heritage Trail awards while visiting the White House, Capitol Building, and the Lincoln Memorial. They visited the National Mall and hiked throughout the city. Scouts in front of the National Boy Scout Memorial, from left, first row, are: Justing Skoniecki, Eagle Scout; Paul Cooper, Carter Kovaly, Brandon Shay, Lucas Dwyer, and Tyler Skoniecki. Back row: Jared Marshallick, Charlie Hoover, Christopher Maute, Trevor Grohowski, Peter Shay, and Owen Thomas, senior patrol leader.</p><style>
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Nanticoke Boy Scouts travel to DC to celebrate 20 years