Hunting for eggs in the garden

Posted Wednesday, April 16, 2014 12:15 pm

Children searched for eggs at Cipriano Nursey’s annual egg hunt last Saturday.

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Sophia Patris, 2, hoped her sunglasses would help her locate more Easter eggs.

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golden egg winners Ava Marie Hyat, 8, left, Anthony Paradiso, 7, and Serena Palmer, 8, with a holiday friend.

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By David Weingrad

Cipriano Nursery on Front Street in East Meadow hosted its annual Easter Egg hunt last Saturday ahead of Easter, which falls on April 20.

The festivities began with a children’s planting event, followed by a meet and greet with the Easter Bunny. Shortly after, the eggs were scattered and children set about the nursery gardens in pursuit of colorfully, decorated Easter eggs.

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