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The annual Easter Egg Hunt organized by Weston County Health Services took place at Dow Park in Newcastle on April 19, 2025. The event, which drew a large crowd, featured various activities aimed at engaging the community and providing a festive atmosphere for families.

Sharla Zerbes, the Marketing and PR Coordinator at Weston County Health Services, expressed excitement about the event, highlighting the collaboration with the Newcastle Stingrays swim team, who hosted a barbecue alongside the Easter festivities. Attendees enjoyed a meal that included burgers, hot dogs, and treats for just $5, while also having the opportunity to take pictures with the Easter Bunny.
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The egg hunt was organized into different age groups, catering to children from walking age up to 13 years old. Kenneth Hodge from Search and Rescue noted that over 3,000 eggs were filled with prizes, thanks to the efforts of the organization. Additionally, 50 special eggs were hidden throughout the park, adding an extra layer of excitement for participants.

The event not only provided fun for families but also fostered community spirit, with local organizations coming together to create a memorable experience. As the day unfolded under clear skies, attendees expressed gratitude for the weather and the support from the community, making the Easter Egg Hunt a successful and enjoyable occasion for all involved.

Converted from Weston County Health Services brings the annual Easter Egg Hunt to Dow Park. April 19, 2025. meeting on April 21, 2025
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