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How three religious brothers earned scouting’s highest rank without ever camping on Shabbat
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How three religious brothers earned scouting’s highest rank without ever camping on Shabbat
Aidan, Caleb and Noah Kornblum, pictured with leaders of Troop 11 at a ceremony in Faust Park in June. (Photo: Michelle I. Gralnick) For 18-year-old triplets Caleb, Aidan and Noah Kornblum, the Eagle Scout award is the culmination of 11 years spent in the Scouting America program learning valuable life skills and giving back to their community. Last month, the three young men were presented with the Eagle Scout award during a ceremony at Faust…
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