Troop 205 Recognizes its 106th Eagle Scout

By Press Release | Mar 15, 2023 | Local

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Legislator Steven J. Flotteron recently recognized James Quinn Kelly of East Islip with Troop 205 on being their 106th Eagle Scout at his Eagle Court of Honor at the Timber Point Elementary School. James’ Service Project, earning him Eagle Scout status, was repainting the welcome sign and mulching and refurbishing picnic tables around the area.

He is currently a senior at East Islip High School where he excels academically, has been a scholar athlete in soccer and track and will graduate with 11 Advanced Placement classes. In addition, James is a two time Top Engineer and Class and School Robotics Championship winner.

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