Genoa City Gold Award Girl Scout Kaidynn Engle, of Troop 3514, was honored by Genoa City Village President Ken Parker on March 10 with an official proclamation recognizing Engle for her “Kindness Rock Garden” Girl Scout Gold Award project in support of Brookwood Schools students. Parker also declared March 11 as “Gold Award Girl Scout Kaidynn Engle Day” in honor of the Badger High School senior.
Eric Johnson
A Gold Award Girl Scout community project in support of Brookwood School—a friendship rock garden created by Genoa City resident Kaidynn Engel—earned Engel a formal recognition from the Genoa City Village Board on March 10. Engel, a Badger High School senior and member of Girl Scout Troop 3514, was also honored with the village’s proclamation of March 11 as “Gold Award Girl Scout Kaidynn Engel Day” in Genoa City.
Eric Johnson
As Genoa City village president Ken Parker looks on at center, clerk-treasurer Kate Dennis (left) swore in newly-appointed deputy clerk-treasurer Julie Clancy, of Twin Lakes, at the May 10 village board meeting. Clancy was subsequently sworn in by .
A friendship rock garden community service project in support of Brookwood Schools earned Genoa City resident Kaidynn Engel, a Gold Award Girl Scout honoree, formal recognition from the Genoa City Village Board on March 10.
Genoa City Gold Award Girl Scout Kaidynn Engle, of Troop 3514, was honored by Genoa City Village President Ken Parker on March 10 with an official proclamation recognizing Engle for her “Kindness Rock Garden” Girl Scout Gold Award project in support of Brookwood Schools students. Parker also declared March 11 as “Gold Award Girl Scout Kaidynn Engle Day” in honor of the Badger High School senior.
A Gold Award Girl Scout community project in support of Brookwood School—a friendship rock garden created by Genoa City resident Kaidynn Engel—earned Engel a formal recognition from the Genoa City Village Board on March 10. Engel, a Badger High School senior and member of Girl Scout Troop 3514, was also honored with the village’s proclamation of March 11 as “Gold Award Girl Scout Kaidynn Engel Day” in Genoa City.
As Genoa City village president Ken Parker looks on at center, clerk-treasurer Kate Dennis (left) swore in newly-appointed deputy clerk-treasurer Julie Clancy, of Twin Lakes, at the May 10 village board meeting. Clancy was subsequently sworn in by .