Volunteers offered free chiropractic treatments and haircuts at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds, where evacuees remained anxious and somber thinking of what they have lost and what they need to do next.
Michael Estrada, who is 30, owns a barber shop in Marin County but grew up in one of the Santa Rosa neighborhoods hit hard by the blaze.
He brought his electric clippers and displayed his license for people worried he might be unlicensed. Several people waited for a trim.
Estrada said he knows he’s not saving lives, but he hopes he can make people feel normal in the hectic and grim aftermath of destructive wildfires.
Source: Associated Press
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