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Westhampton Sophomore, Hampton Bays Troop Member Named Eagle Scout

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Westhampton Beach sophomore Magnus Haynia, a member of Hampton Bays Boy Scout Troop 483, reached the level of Eagle Scout after completing a revitalization project at Good Ground Cemetery. HEATHER HAYNIA

Westhampton Beach sophomore Magnus Haynia, a member of Hampton Bays Boy Scout Troop 483, reached the level of Eagle Scout after completing a revitalization project at Good Ground Cemetery. HEATHER HAYNIA

The entrance of Good Ground Cemetery in Hampton Bays was in disrepair. HEATHER HAYNIA

The entrance of Good Ground Cemetery in Hampton Bays was in disrepair. HEATHER HAYNIA

The results of Magnus Haynia's Eagle Scout project at Hampton Bays's Good Ground Cemetery. HEATHER HAYNIA

The results of Magnus Haynia's Eagle Scout project at Hampton Bays's Good Ground Cemetery. HEATHER HAYNIA

New signs at Good Ground Cemetery in Hampton Bays. HEATHER HAYNIA

New signs at Good Ground Cemetery in Hampton Bays. HEATHER HAYNIA

Westhampton Beach sophomore Magnus Haynia, a member of Hampton Bays Boy Scout Troop 483, reached the level of Eagle Scout after completing a revitalization project at Good Ground Cemetery. HEATHER HAYNIA

Westhampton Beach sophomore Magnus Haynia, a member of Hampton Bays Boy Scout Troop 483, reached the level of Eagle Scout after completing a revitalization project at Good Ground Cemetery. HEATHER HAYNIA

Desirée Keegan on Jun 30, 2025
Westhampton Beach High School sophomore Magnus Haynia is officially an Eagle Scout. The member of Hampton Bays Boy Scout Troop 483 earned the organization’s highest honor after a cleanup project... more

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