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09/27/2019

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A CUT ABOVE ... BARBER FRANK NASH TO RETIRE TOMORROW Frank Nash has been cutting hair for 57 years in the same spot in the Manor, and will retire from Coastside Barber Shop tomorrow after 64 years in the hair-cutting business. A free lunch is set up outside the shop today, and they even had entertainment. Many longtime customers are stopping by today .. his 83rd birthday. He he is pictured and on video cutting Dave Conway's hair, a 30-year customer, today. Congratulations Frank. Photos by Rob Devincenzi