Boy Scouts compete in decades-old competition
Boy Scouts from across Brooklyn are battling it out Saturday to win a competition that dates back for decades. About 95 children are vying to be the champion of the Boy Scouts of America's Pinewood
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Mar 6, 2016, 12:06 AM
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Boy Scouts from across Brooklyn are battling it out Saturday to win a competition that dates back for decades.
About 95 children are vying to be the champion of the Boy Scouts of America's Pinewood Derby.
The event, sponsored by Models Sporting Goods, is taking place at the Kings Plaza Mall.
One dollar from every entrance fee collected supports the Boy Scouts of America Greater New York Council scout camps.
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