Daily Dose: Nail Salons And Masks

Thursday, May 14th 2020, 1:43 pm

By: News 9

Daily Dose: Nail Salons And Masks

Daily Dose: Nail Salons And Masks

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In today's Daily Dose, a viewer asked Dr. Lacy Anderson about people not wearing masks at a local nail and hair salon in Ada.

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