NEWS

The wait is over

Posted 4/20/22

After a 4-year hiatus caused by rain cancelations and the pandemic, the Conimicut Village Association Easter egg hunt was back again at Clegg Field. After racing across the playground field, kids …

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NEWS

The wait is over

BUNNY FOR A BUNNY: Three-year old Catherine Barbeau offered to give her bunny to the Easter Bunning at the Conimicut Village hunt. (Warwick Beacon photos)

HUNTING FOR NUMBERS: Sophie Hazelwood-Chase and Emily MacInosh look for numbers in the eggs they retrieved as Paige McCoy looks on.

CASHING IN: Barbara Canton distributes prizes from the back of a SUV to those finding eggs with numbers from one to six. Kids claimed their prizes from vehicles with the corresponding number.

Posted Wednesday, April 20, 2022 7:00 am

After a 4-year hiatus caused by rain cancelations and the pandemic, the Conimicut Village Association Easter egg hunt was back again at Clegg Field. After racing across the playground field, kids claimed prizes from the open hatch backs based on the numbers they found in their eggs.