The egg hunt is on

Posted Wednesday, April 8, 2015 3:05 pm

Many children found eggs with some sweet treats inside during South Nassau Christian Church’s Easter Egg Hunt on April 4.

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Jean Sharf, who helped coordinate many of the activities, looked over the colorful eggs the children made.

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Jimari Velasquez, 10, left, and Ruby Maluik, 10, showed off their painted faces.

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The day before many Baldwin residents celebrated Easter with their friends and family, dozens of children took part in South Nassau Christian Church’s annual Easter Egg Hunt.

Faces were painted and eggs were dyed during the event, which took place on the church’s grounds on Eastern Parkway in Baldwin.

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The egg hunt is on

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