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Hundreds of children gathered at Otis M. Andrews Sports Complex for the Easter festivity.
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Children sat on the ground to watch a performance by Razzmatazz Entertainment.
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Some could barely wait to begin the egg hunt and played with their baskets during the preshow.
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Children were divided into age for the egg hunts.
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Children brought their own baskets to the free event.
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More than 10,000 eggs were filled with candy and hidden in the soccer fields.
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Parents lined the edge of each field, encouraging their children and pointing out eggs hidden in the hay.
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The bright eggs were filled with candy and strewn among a variety of age designated fields.
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Many attendees wore spring colors in honor of the event.
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The easter egg hunt was held early Saturday morning at Otis M. Andrews Sports Complex.
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All of the children were checking their eggs to see if they were lucky enough to have grabbed a Golden Egg.
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Many of the eggs were hidden under small piles of hay on the soccer fields.
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Many attendees wore bunny ears in honor of the event.
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Children could take pictures with the Easter Bunny during the festivities.
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Michael and Elijah Robinson won an Easter egg basket after finding a Golden Egg.
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There were two Golden Eggs hidden in each age group's "nest." Those who found the egg were given a free Easter basket.
The annual Recreation and Parks Department’s Easter Egg Hunt drew hundreds to the Otis M. Andrews Sports Complex early Saturday morning.
Toting colorful easter baskets and wearing floppy bunny ears children of all ages gathered in front of the stage to watch a show by Razzmatazz Entertainment before being escorted by age group to the designated “nests.”
More than 10,000 eggs were filled with candy and placed in the field. Two Golden Eggs were in each age group, which allowed the finder to pick up their very own Easter basket. After the hunt kids could take their photo with the Easter bunny, jump on bounce houses, ride in a train and more.
