Rain fails to dampen Wiscasset’s Easter egg hunt
Sun, 04/21/2019 - 7:30am
Wiscasset’s Nancy Wyman and grandson Dalton Wyman, 4, take part in Parks and Recreation’s Easter egg hunt on a soggy Saturday, April 20. ART MAYERS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Kids rush to gather Easter eggs. ART MAYERS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Jolene, 1, Jesse, 10, and Jasmine, 4, Rhienbolt and Gabby Watson, 10. ART MAYERS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Amelia, 4, and Shelby Annis of Dresden. ART MAYERS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Kensley Grover, 9 months. ART MAYERS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Wiscasset’s Nancy Wyman and grandson Dalton Wyman, 4, take part in Parks and Recreation’s Easter egg hunt on a soggy Saturday, April 20. ART MAYERS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Kids rush to gather Easter eggs. ART MAYERS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Jolene, 1, Jesse, 10, and Jasmine, 4, Rhienbolt and Gabby Watson, 10. ART MAYERS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Amelia, 4, and Shelby Annis of Dresden. ART MAYERS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Kensley Grover, 9 months. ART MAYERS/Wiscasset Newspaper
In spite of damp conditions, Wiscasset Parks and Recreation held its 21st annual Easter Egg Hunt on the Wiscasset Middle High School soccer field on Saturday, April 20.
Event coordinator Bonnie Blagdon said 6,000 plastic eggs containing treats had been placed on the field; 22 held tickets for special treats. New this year a special area was marked for children under the age of 4, she said.
The Easter Bunny was on hand to have his picture taken with the children.
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