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Hampton Bays Middle School 'Hair Happening' Benefits Locks Of Love

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Sarah Long of Cutchogue cuts Hampton Bays eighth grader Hannah Hansen's hair during the Hampton Bays "Hair Happening" to benefit Locks of Love on Monday. KYLE CAMPBELL

Sarah Long of Cutchogue cuts Hampton Bays eighth grader Hannah Hansen's hair during the Hampton Bays "Hair Happening" to benefit Locks of Love on Monday. KYLE CAMPBELL

Hampton Bays eighth grader Hannah Hansen checks out her recently chopped off hair during the Hampton Bays "Hair Happening" to benefit Locks of Love on Monday. KYLE CAMPBELL

Hampton Bays eighth grader Hannah Hansen checks out her recently chopped off hair during the Hampton Bays "Hair Happening" to benefit Locks of Love on Monday. KYLE CAMPBELL

Jessica Roth of Center Moriches cuts Hampton Bays eighth grader Melany Nives's hair during the Hampton Bays "Hair Happening" to benefit Locks of Love on Monday. KYLE CAMPBELL

Jessica Roth of Center Moriches cuts Hampton Bays eighth grader Melany Nives's hair during the Hampton Bays "Hair Happening" to benefit Locks of Love on Monday. KYLE CAMPBELL

Hampton Bays eighth grader Mackenzie Tyler organized the Hampton Bays "Hair Happening" to benefit Locks of Love on Monday at Hampton Bays Middle School. KYLE CAMPBELL

Hampton Bays eighth grader Mackenzie Tyler organized the Hampton Bays "Hair Happening" to benefit Locks of Love on Monday at Hampton Bays Middle School. KYLE CAMPBELL

authorKyle Campbell on Jun 24, 2014
Hampton Bays eighth-grader Mackenzie Tyler organized a “Hair Happening” at the Hampton Bays Middle School on Monday afternoon, an event that raised both funds and ponytails for Locks of Love,... more

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