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School haircuts

Tribune Staff

| July 30, 2024

Printed in the July 31, 2024 edition · Page 1

Jalen Hayes owner of FadesByJ Barbershop held his third annual free haircut and backpack drive on Sunday. Kingsley Serious (left), Jesse Solinger (middle) and Lamar Garrett (right) are excited about their polished styles right before school starts again. — Jalen Hayes owner of FadesByJ Barbershop held his third annual free haircut and backpack drive on Sunday. Kingsley Serious (left), Jesse Solinger (middle) and Lamar Garrett (right) are excited about their polished styles right before school starts again. Photo by Shawn White