Greensburg residents help at Iowa scout camp
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GREENSBURG, Kan. (AP) -- More than 20 Greensburg residents are spending their Labor Day weekend in Little Sioux, Iowa, helping to rebuild a Boy Scout camp damaged by a tornado in June 2009.
The survivors of the tornado that nearly wiped out Greensburg in 2007 were part of a relief effort called "The New York Says Thank You Foundation." That group rebuilt Greensburg's 4-H Pavillon last Labor Day.
Members were at the Little Sioux Scout Ranch that was destroyed June 11, 2008, by a tornado that killed four Boy Scouts an injured nearly 50 others.
On Sunday, a chapel was dedicated at the camp.
The New York foundation was started by an equities trader who lost a friend in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. It has been helping with disaster rebuilding efforts since 2003.
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