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Board touts reusable wooden eggs to avoid 6,000 plastic eggs after spring egg hunt
Summary
The Recreation Board reported using reusable wooden eggs for the spring egg hunt, avoiding the prior purchase of about 6,000 plastic eggs; Wendy Allen will document lessons learned and she and Chris Helner will seek business support for future events.
At its April 7 meeting the Media Recreation Board said its spring egg hunt used reusable wooden eggs to distribute prizes and avoided buying an estimated 6,000 plastic eggs that had been purchased in prior years.
The minutes record that Wendy Allen will document lessons learned and successes from the event. The board also discussed seeking support from local Media businesses for future events; Chris Helner and Wendy Allen will draft a letter to begin outreach.
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