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Annual Easter Egg Scramble to take place at Lamar Park on March 30

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The sixth annual JCI South Kent Easter Egg Scramble will take place on the soccer fields of Lamar Park (Courtesy, JCI South Kent)



By JCI South Kent


(Courtesy, JCI South Kent)

JCI South Kent will host the annual Easter Egg Scramble at Lamar Park (2561 Porter St. SW, Wyoming) on March 30.

JCI South Kent is excited to bring this event back for its sixth year. The Easter Bunny will be in attendance and ready for pictures.

To ensure each child comes away with a full Easter basket, more than 10,000 Easter eggs have been readied for the event.

This event will be held on the park soccer fields and is open to children ages 2-11. Registration opens at 10 a.m. and the event begins at 11 a.m.

Kids will need to bring a basket to hold their treats.

NOTE: Volunteers and community sponsors are needed! Email jcisouthkent@gmail.com for more information.


(Courtesy, JCI South Kent)

Personal and leadership development

JCI South Kent is a nonprofit organization dedicated to personal and leadership development through community service for people ages 18 to 40. The organization provides residents of Kentwood, Wyoming and surrounding areas opportunities to grow personally and professionally through volunteer community service.

To find out more information about membership, monthly meetings, projects and volunteer opportunities, visit jcisouthkent.com.

(Courtesy, JCI South Kent)

Kentwood hosts Easter Egg Hunt March 31

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The Kentwood Easter egg hunt is March 31.

The Easter Bunny is expected to arrive a day early this year, hiding colorful eggs on the lawn around Kentwood City Hall.

 

The City’s annual hunt will take place rain or shine on March 31 at 10 a.m. at the Kentwood City Hall lawn. Children and families are invited to attend this free event, which will offer candy and prizes to all.

 

“Easter egg hunts are a time-honored tradition with many families,” said Laura Barbrick of Kentwood’s Parks and Recreation Department. “At the City of Kentwood, we love to be a part of these traditions. We are crossing our fingers for great spring weather at this year’s hunt.”

 

Thousands of eggs will be hidden in the grass around Kentwood City Hall. Kids are invited to collect the eggs, which can be redeemed for candy. A few special eggs will contain a certificate that is redeemed for special prizes.

 

There will also be a special appearance by the Easter Bunny, who will be available to take photos with families. Those attending are asked to bring their own bags to collect their eggs.

 

The event is free and open to the public. Information is available www.kentwood.us.