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Glen Cove’s Easter Egg Hunt With 15K Eggs Brought Families To Morgan Park
Thousands of eggs, sweet prizes, and a visit from the Easter Bunny bring families together for a beloved tradition.
GLEN COVE, NY — Children raced across Morgan Park in search of 15,000 eggs at an annual Glen Cove Easter egg hunt this weekend.
The City of Glen Cove's Youth Services and Recreation Department hosted its 25th Annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 4, welcoming families and community members.
In addition to the hunt, children could enter a raffle to win Henry’s Confectionery chocolate bunnies, and an Easter Bunny even hopped into the event.
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For many attendees, the event is a cherished tradition passed down through generations.
"Years ago, I attended the Easter Egg Hunt with my children at City Stadium, and now I get to enjoy this Glen Cove tradition watching my grandkids hunt for eggs at Morgan Park," said Suzanne Anderson, community member.
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Executive Director of Youth Services & Recreation Spiro Tsirkas said the event is always all about families coming together. Mayor Pam Panzenbeck expressed her gratitude to those who made the event possible – the Youth Services & Recreation team, staff, and volunteers.
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