Mayor George Brown is seen accepting a donation on behalf of the Wilkes-Barre City Special Needs Playground Project from Infinite Alchemy Hair Studio, a West Pittston hair salon. The salon, having recently celebrated its second anniversary, raised funds through basket raffles and a lemonade stand run by Lucius Madden, the son of salon owner Krysta Hannon. The donation was in the amount of $2,000, and was made in honor of Matthew McGraw. From left: Brown; Infinite Alchemy Hair Studio stylist Leslie Peter; Infinite Alchemy Hair Studio Owner Krysta Hannon; Patrick McGraw; Alea McGraw; and Matthew McGraw.
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Mayor George Brown is seen accepting a donation on behalf of the Wilkes-Barre City Special Needs Playground Project from Infinite Alchemy Hair Studio, a West Pittston hair salon. The salon, having recently celebrated its second anniversary, raised funds through basket raffles and a lemonade stand run by Lucius Madden, the son of salon owner Krysta Hannon. The donation was in the amount of $2,000, and was made in honor of Matthew McGraw. From left: Brown; Infinite Alchemy Hair Studio stylist Leslie Peter; Infinite Alchemy Hair Studio Owner Krysta Hannon; Patrick McGraw; Alea McGraw; and Matthew McGraw.

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WILKES-BARRE — Mayor George Brown has accepted a donation on behalf of the Wilkes-Barre City Special Needs Playground Project from Infinite Alchemy Hair Studio, a West Pittston hair salon.

The salon, having recently celebrated its second anniversary, raised funds through basket raffles and a lemonade stand run by Lucius Madden, the son of salon owner Krysta Hannon. The donation was in the amount of $2,000, and was made in honor of Matthew McGraw.