Jersey Proud: Hunterdon County celebrates first-ever female Eagle Scout
Elizabeth Tammaro designed and installed a flag drop box outside of Holland Township Fire Company.
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Sep 17, 2024, 2:47 AM
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8h agoHunterdon County has its first female Eagle Scout.
Elizabeth Tammaro designed and installed a flag drop box outside of Holland Township Fire Company.
Tammaro hopes to maintain it and and dispose of the flags properly.
While many teens will follow her and attain the rank of Eagle Scout, she makes Jersey proud by being the first.
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