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Scouting out some cookies in Waterford

January 05, 2013 11:00 pm • Last Updated: January 06, 2013 11:13 pm

By Dana Jensen
Staff Photographer

d.jensen@theday.com

Brownies Colleen Corman, 7, left, of Quaker Hill and Skylar Hofmann, 7, of Lebanon, with help from her mother, write down the number of cookies they hope to sell at the Cookie Rally at Crystal Mall in Waterford on Saturday. The rally celebrated the 2013 Girl Scout Cookie season. The rally had activities to develop on skills such as Decision Making, Goal Setting and Money Management.

Brownies Colleen Corman, 7, left, of Quaker Hill and Skylar Hofmann, 7, of Lebanon, with help from her mother, write down the number of cookies they hope to sell at the Cookie Rally at Crystal Mall in Waterford on Saturday. The rally celebrated the 2013 Girl Scout Cookie season. The rally had activities to develop on skills such as Decision Making, Goal Setting and Money Management.

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