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Oyster River crews to hold Cops for Cancer head shave

Crew members from Oyster River Fire are supporting Cops for Cancer with an event on Saturday.

Deputy Chief Chris Murray says they’re holding a head shave fundraiser.

“It will be held at the [Red’s Hair Saloon] at the Black Creek store. We’ll be starting the head shave at noon and probably going until 2.”

Murray says it’s a real treat to support Cops for Cancer. “We’ve been doing it for a few years now and we just thought it was a very good cause to help out.”

The head shave goes Saturday in Black Creek, starting at 12:00 PM. Murray says everyone is welcome, donations are greatly appreciated and you can contact the fire department about getting your head shaved as part of the event.

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