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The Paw Print

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The Paw Print

Ella Nester, Editor In-Chief | June 10, 2026

The National Center for Education Statistics estimates that 59% of 3 to 5 year olds attend preschool. Preschool is essential for children as they develop in order for them to learn social, emotional, and behavioral skills.  Howard County’s Community Action Council’s (CAC) helps to provide preschool services for families around the county. Their mission is “to diminish poverty and enable self-sufficiency...

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Abby Manzanares, Editor | June 9, 2026

Starting December 2026, the automatic registration for the US Military will affect all American men between the ages 18-25. This will leave men who do not want to enlist with no legal option. The last time this happened was in 1955, 71 years ago, for the Vietnam War.  71 years ago, the Vietnam War drafted over 2.2 million men for the country’s military efforts. Many soldiers drafted did support...

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London Gaines and Somara Whitney | June 8, 2026

In 2024, it was announced the old Columbia Flier Building would be converted into a community center named The Source. The Source will be a 65,000-square-foot building, featuring four basketball courts, a food hall, game rooms, recording studios, computers, tutoring, and more. It will also feature space for resident business and organizations to offer emergency medical, mental health, and social...

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HCPSS School Start Time Change

Hasiana Mohammed, Staff Writer | June 8, 2026

Howard County Public School System students will see small but noticeable changes to the 2025–2026 school calendar after recent adjustments by the Board of Education. Beginning May 4th, high school students started their day two minutes earlier at 7:48 a.m. Additionally, June 8th, which was originally scheduled as a three-hour early dismissal, will now be a full school day. While these changes may...

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Ella Nester, Editor In-Chief | June 8, 2026

Girls’ Wrestling is the fastest growing high school sport in the United States. With a 28.5% increase in participation, girls around the country are wrestling in more tournaments and earning more scholarships.  Here in Howard County (HoCo), the growth of this sport is evident. Wilde Lake’s own Maria Romano-Sweitzer, or as we call her, Ms. Sweitzer, was the first varsity female wrestler in HoCo...

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