Free back-to-school haircuts for educators

By Karen Ackerman Witter

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Teachers, tutors and day care workers: Willow and Birch has a treat for you. Throughout August and September Willow and Birch is offering a free haircut and style to any teacher. A school ID is all you need to claim your discount. Call or text 217-726-7050 to schedule an appointment for a shampoo, scalp massage, haircut and style of choice. Willow and Birch posted this on its Facebook page: "You help mold our children's future and we are so thankful for you! Here's to all teachers and a new year that is sure to be nothing short of amazing." Anyone who works to educate our kids, including day care workers and tutors, are welcome to schedule an appointment. Willow and Birch is downtown at 521 East Washington Street just north of the Old State Capitol.

About The Author

Karen Ackerman Witter

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Karen Ackerman Witter started freelance writing after a 35-year career in state government holding various senior leadership positions. Prior to retiring she was associate director of the Illinois State Museum for 14 years. She is the past president of the Kidzeum Board of Directors and is an active volunteer...

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