PHOTOS St. Regis egg hunt
AMY QUINLIVAN | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 year, 4 months AGO
Harlynn Graham of St. Regis had a successful first egg hunt and was all smiles and no tears. Having just celebrated her first birthday this spring, she toddled along in the grass gathering eggs quite proudly. (Mineral Independent/Amy Quinlivan)
This little guy chanted, "Go, go, go!" as he scooped up eggs into this basket. (Mineral Independent/Amy Quinlivan)
Nicole Labelle, the organizer of the St. Regis Easter Egg Hunt, announced that in the 7-12 age group zone, money was hidden in the plastic eggs. This made for an eager and aggressive sprint to collect as many as possible during the egg hunt on Saturday morning. (Mineral Independent/Amy Quinlivan)
St. Regis hosted its Easter egg hunt last weekend.
This little guy chanted, "Go, go, go!" as he scooped up eggs into this basket. (Mineral Independent/Amy Quinlivan)
Nicole Labelle, the organizer of the St. Regis Easter Egg Hunt, announced that in the 7-12 age group zone, money was hidden in the plastic eggs. This made for an eager and aggressive sprint to collect as many as possible during the egg hunt on Saturday morning. (Mineral Independent/Amy Quinlivan)ARTICLES BY AMY QUINLIVAN
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