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Cornhole Tournament Launched by Westford Police Officer

September 18, 2017

hidden battles — Scott Hyder (left) is the founder of Hidden Battles. On his right is his latae brother Nicky Hyder. Scott founded Hidden Battles in memory of his brother, who was a correction officer that committed suicide in 2017.

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Scott Hyder (left) is the founder of Hidden Battles. On his right is his latae brother Nicky Hyder. Scott founded Hidden Battles in memory of his brother, who was a correction officer that committed suicide in 2017. — Scott Hyder (left) is the founder of Hidden Battles. On his right is his late brother Nick Hyder. Scott founded Hidden Battles in memory of Nick, who committed suicide in 2012. Nick Hyder was a prison correction officer.

Join Hidden Battles on September 23, 2017 at the Billerica Elks for the first “Pitch for Prevention” Cornhole Tournament. Hidden Battles is a non-profit organization that strives to help preserve the healthy minds of veterans, fire fighters, police officers and first responders through treatment and counseling for depression, suicidal tendencies, and PTSD.

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