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Pack 450 serves community

by | Jan 21, 2021 | Latest

Princeton Cub Scout Pack 450 is kicking off the year with a small, but mighty group.

Led by Cubmaster Steve Cutler, the trio of boys including Zach­ary Cutler, Grey Brafford and Levy Kiser is active. Joining the pack as an honorary member is Jaxon Guz­man, who will officially join the pack when he turns 5 years old.

The group will remain Cub Scouts until they progress through the ranks – Lion, Tiger, Wolf, Bear, Webelo and Arrow of Light – at which point, they will be eligible to become Boy Scouts.

The three Scouts, all members of a former pack, joined in Octo­ber 2020 after district leaders asked Cutler to form a Princeton Pack.

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By Dustin Butler[email protected]

Collin College Summer/Fall 2026 Registration 2

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