Camp Squanto News Today

SWANZEY — Squanto, the youth camp of Pilgrim Pines, a faith-based camp and retreat center on West Shore Road, will reopen this Sunday after closing last week due to storm

Floods in New Hampshire and a heat dome in Texas have meant fewer happy campers this year.

While guiding a camper to safety at Swanzeys Pilgrim Pines during the storm Sunday afternoon, counselor Kiersten Sundell believes the umbrella she was holding was struck by lightning. The 19-year-old

Lee French had just arrived at his family’s camper, parked for the season at Pilgrim Pines Conference Center in Swanzey, when a flash flood overtook the entire property Sunday afternoon.

Lee French had just arrived at his family’s camper, parked for the season at Pilgrim Pines Conference Center in Swanzey, when a flash flood overtook the entire property Sunday afternoon.

As rain continued to pour over the Monadnock Region Monday, people in Swanzey, Winchester and other hard hit communities were left navigating washed-out roads and driveways.

Chris Vogel is suing the Mayflower Council for what he says is widespread racial discrimination at Camp Squanto in Plymouth.

Fifty years ago today, a fire on the eastern edge of Myles Standish State Forest overwhelmed two brushbreaker crews and injured eight firefighters.

He was the husband of Carol Doane Goveia, whom he married in 2009. He was the widower of Rita (Haley) Goveia. The son of Manuel Goveia and Agnes (Goveia) Tasha, he was raised in Provincetown. He worked for the town recreation department from the late 1950s into the 1960s, running the summer programs that included swimming lessons for the town’s youngest population. During his time at Provincetown High School he played baseball, basketball and football, and ran track. His passion for music ...