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Pottstown Hair Salon Workers Help Offset Medical Costs

WITH LOVE, FROM SIS – Nine-year-old Coral Feldman prepared Sunday (Feb. 5, 2012) to have her hair trimmed by Great Clips salon store manager Beth Maggiotto (above) during a fund-raising conducted on behalf of her younger sister, Victoria, age 5. Victoria was diagnosed last October with a malignant brain tumor, and recently underwent surgery, radiation treatments and several forms of therapy to battle the disease. The staff at Great Clips, which opened a few months ago in the Pottstown Plaza on Shoemaker Road, near Wal-Mart, held a “cut-a-thon” fund-raiser to offset the family’s medical expenses. The store’s stylists donated all their tips, and customers were generous; a huge goblet atop the store’s front counter was filled with bills of all denominations. Outside meanwhile (below), mother Renee Feldman braved chilly weather with friends and family members to hold an accompanying bake sale.

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  1. [...] Pottstown Hair Salon Workers Help Offset Medical Costs Sunday was a busy ay at the Great Clips hair salon in Pottstown Plaza by Wal-Mart on Shoemaker Road. Salon staff members spent from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. cutting hair for a flood of customers, with their tips being donated to help a 5-year-old stricken with a brain tumor. [...]


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