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Oceanside, Island Park schools hold annual egg hunts
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Katelyn Lark offers an egg to Adam Rosman at the Oceanside egg hunt.
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Teen volunteers get their chance to hunt in Oceanside.
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Brianna Cadiz grabs an egg at the Island Park hunt
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Members of the Kiwanis club of Oceanside and the Department of Community Activities co-sponsored the Egg Hunt at Oceanside School No. 6.
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Dylan Lowe, 2, eyes an egg in the Lincoln Orens gym.
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22-month old Jake Cardiello says hello to the Easter Bunny, a.k.a. Lindsay Ruocco, at Lincoln Orens Middle School in Island Park.
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Nikoletta Markoolli, Arianna Dibease and Kiki Sofocli seed the field with eggs before the Oceanside hunt.
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Hoppy Easter!
The Easter Bunny made a stop in Oceanside for the annual egg hunt sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and the Department of Community Activities March 13. Here, Susan Brady, in costume, offers an egg to 21-month old Ava Morizio. Both the Oceanside and Island Park School Districts held egg hunts this month.
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Oceanside and Island Park residents enjoyed a day out in the sun March 13 for the annual egg hunts at Oceanside School No. 6 and Lincoln Orens Middle School. Oceanside’s hunt was co-sponsored by the Department of Community Activities and the Kiwanis Club; Island Park’s was sponsored by the Recreation Department.
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