Newburgh barber says his "Clippers Not Guns" program already a success
A Newburgh barber says his own initiative to get at-risk youth off the street is now a huge success, after News 12’s report on his efforts this week
News 12 Staff
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Nov 24, 2021, 5:36 PM
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Updated 877 days ago
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12h agoA Newburgh barber says his own initiative to get
at-risk youth off the street is now a huge success, after News 12’s report on
his efforts this week
Joey Caban, known as "Joey Da
Barber," says since his story aired Monday he's had as many as seven
teens reach out to apprentice at his shop in Vails Gate.
Caban is offering to train kids for free,
provide their clipper kits and pay for their licensing under his "Clippers
Not Guns" initiative.
