NEWS

Super hunt

Posted 4/27/22

This year’s Oakland Beach Association Easter Egg Hunt Saturday was no less impressive than years past only it had a red nose twist. Hunt co-sponsors included a number of individuals …

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NEWS

Super hunt

WORTH A PRIZE: Liam Leavitt makes sure his red nose stays in place after claiming his prize.

HER PAL: Ward 6 Councilwoman Donna Travis with the Easter Bunning before giving the count down to the hunt.

LUNCH TOO: The Knights of Columbus team manned the grill for the Oaklawn Beach egg hunt on Saturday.

COMMUNITY GATHERING: Rep. Joseph Solomon Jr., Alfred Green and Mark McKenney, who is running for Senate District 30 take a moment to talk politics at the conclusion of the Oakland Beach egg hunt.

Posted Wednesday, April 27, 2022 5:49 pm

This year’s Oakland Beach Association Easter Egg Hunt Saturday was no less impressive than years past only it had a red nose twist. Hunt co-sponsors included a number of individuals and organizations with the Knights of Columbus serving up hotdogs and hamburgers grilled on the spot. Ward 6 Councilwoman Donna Travis said 3,400 eggs were placed in the Oakland Beach School yard that was divided into areas for really young kids and the older ones. Travis said there was a total of 3,400 eggs. Two gold eggs contained $50 Walmart gift cards. Kids were also given free raffle tickets with the opportunity to cast them for more than 20 prizes. Kids finding a red nose and wearing it got to choose a prize from a table manned by Richard Corrente. (Warwick Beacon photos)