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Local teens shave their head to support cancer research

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BOARDMAN, Ohio (WKBN) - Two Boardman High School seniors are sporting new haircuts now, all part of a fundraiser for a local charity. With Superintendent Chris Neifer manning the clippers, students Grayson Eicher and Sullivan Smith had their thick hair cut off Thursday. They are both with the local Saint Baldrick's Foundation "team," which is trying to raise money for research into childhood cancers. Organizers hope the event will encourage othe…

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Local teens shave their head to support cancer research

BOARDMAN, Ohio (WKBN) - Two Boardman High School seniors are sporting new haircuts now, all part of a fundraiser for a local charity. With Superintendent Chris Neifer manning the clippers, students Grayson Eicher and Sullivan Smith had their thick hair cut off Thursday. They are both with the local Saint Baldrick's Foundation "team," which is trying to raise money for research into childhood cancers. Organizers hope the event will encourage othe…

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Uncle Gerry Moore to brave the shave for blood cancer awareness

Join Uncle Gerry Moore as he shaves for the World's Greatest Shave, raising awareness and funds for blood cancer research.

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Yonkers TimesYonkers Times

LM Lions Support Pediatric Cancer Foundation

LM Lions Secretary Diane Oldham, LM Lion and Pediatric Cancer Ambassador Nancy Joselson, Sedona’s Bill Jablonski and LM Lions Treasurer John Lyons The LM Lions teamed up with Mamaroneck’s Sedona Taphouse’s Mondays Dine Out for Charity in support of the Pediatric Cancer Foundation (PCF).  Sedona dedicates a full month of Mondays throughout the year in support […]

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Yonkers Times broke the news in on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
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