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Kids Hunt Easter Eggs At LVIS On Saturday

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Kids at the ready for the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER
Kids on the hunt for eggs at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER
Kids on the hunt for eggs at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER
Kids on the hunt for eggs at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER
Kids on the hunt for eggs at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER
Kids on the hunt for eggs at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER
Antonella Mejia and Salome Galindo counting their eggs at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER
Maeve Tupper examines an egg she picked up at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER
Sisters Brynn and Maeve Tupper go through their find from the LVIS Easter Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER
Brothers Max and Jack Petscheitis with their eggs at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER
Liam and Abigail Beckert and Claire Dorn with the Easter Bunny at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER

Kids at the ready for the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER

Kids on the hunt for eggs at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER

Antonella Mejia and Salome Galindo counting their eggs at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER

Maeve Tupper examines an egg she picked up at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER

Sisters Brynn and Maeve Tupper go through their find from the LVIS Easter Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER

Brothers Max and Jack Petscheitis with their eggs at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER

Liam and Abigail Beckert and Claire Dorn with the Easter Bunny at the LVIS Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. SHAYE WEAVER

Children raced to find Easter eggs at this year's Ladies Village Improvement Society Easter egg hunt on Saturday. Children met the Easter Bunny afterward. SHAYE WEAVER PHOTOS

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