‘Night of recognition’ at city council meeting

Camden City Councilman Jeffrey Graham (far right) follows along as his son, Edwards (far left), and fellow Boy Scout Jonathan Guillard recite the Boy Scout pledge during council’s meeting Tuesday evening. Council passed and presented two proclamations to the Indian Waters Council on Scouting, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this month. (Gee Whetsel/C-I)

City Council - Scouts — Camden City Councilman Jeffrey Graham (far right) follows along as his son, Edwards (far left), and fellow Boy Scout Jonathan Guillard recite the Boy Scout pledge during council’s meeting Tuesday evening. Council passed and presented two proclamations to the Indian Waters Council on Scouting, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this month. (Gee Whetsel/C-I)

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Updated: Feb. 14, 2020, 1 a.m.

“It seems we have a night of recognition, and I love that,” Mayor Alfred Mae Drakeford said as she opened a brief meeting of Camden City Council on Tuesday evening.

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