Preservation of former scout camp looks unlikely, Friends of Tunnel Mill president says

CHARLESTOWN – The president of a nonprofit seeking to purchase the former scout camp at Tunnel Mill Reservation said he is feeling frustrated after the council in charge of the property has appeared reluctant to work with the nonprofit to preserve the campsite.Dennis James, the president of Friends of Tunnel Mill, has been leading the effort to fundraise for the site since it went for sale earlier this year. Lincoln Heritage Council, the Scouting America branch that owns the Tunnel Mill Reservation land, reportedly rejected the nonprofit’s offer to buy it for $850,000.kAm%F??6= |:== #6D6CG2E:@? :D 2 `ca\24C6 42>A :? r92C=6DE@H?] xE 92D D6CG65 2D 2 q@J $4@FE 42>A D:?46 `hag[ 244@C5:?8 E@ 9:DE@C:4 AC6D6CG2E:@? ?@?AC@7:E x?5:2?2 {2?5>2C6?E]k^Am kAmy2>6D D2:5 E96 uC:6?5D @7 %F??6= |:== 4@?5F4E65 2?

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