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Ausborn Boston of Troop 110 in Sabattus/Wales, together with other Scouts and volunteers, reconstructed an aged and deteriorated staircase on the back of the American Legion Post 135 building in Sabattus. In addition, his team stained and finished the stairs and handicap ramp constructed as part of his older brothers’ Eagle Scout projects. The project helped Boston earn his Eagle Scout rank. Submitted photo
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