Jersey Proud: Boy Scout builds new fence for Lebanon Borough community garden
Justin Verlin, a senior at North Hunterdon High School, earned the rank of Eagle Scout by getting to work on the fence, taking charge of the project and getting other volunteers involved.
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Nov 19, 2022, 3:33 AM
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15h agoA new fence around a community garden in Lebanon Borough, Hunterdon County was made possible because of the work of a Boy Scout.
Justin Verlin, a senior at North Hunterdon High School, earned the rank of Eagle Scout by getting to work on that fence, taking charge of the project and getting other volunteers involved.
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The new fence was completed after 130 hours of work.
Verlin's badges now includes the one of Eagle Scout besides his other 35 merit badges.
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