Working toward his eagle badge, 17-year-old Gyasi Bryant from Santa Monica, a Life Scout and Senior Patrol Leader of Boy Scout Troop #137, recently led a group of friends, fellow Scouts, and family members in making repairs at The Sycamores Family Resource Center in Pasadena.The group spent a day steam cleaning carpets and painting rooms and corridors in the Center, which provides after-school programs and services for hundreds of children and families in the Madison community of Pasadena.
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