Gallery: 2023 Salem Easter Egg hunt
From left, 5-year-olds Joy Russell of Wellsville and Lizzie Leake of East Palestine were among the many kids meeting the Easter Bunny.
Two-year-old Charleigh Byerly was visiting from Pennsylvania with her family.
Six-year-old Harper Mason of Salem had a smile for the Easter bunny.
Seven-year-old Robert Underhill was visiting from West Virginia with family members.
Three-year-old Marley Mitchell of Salem was ready to load up her bucket with candy-filled eggs.
Three-year-old Kyla Wallace of East Palestine was happy to show off her bucketful of eggs.
Brightly-attired Kennedy Bush, 3, of Salem posed for a quick photo during the egg hunt.
Seven-year-old Kaylie Sebrell of Salem was all smiles showing her egg-filled basket.
Eight-year-old Addison McGee of Salem breaks open her plastic eggs to see what candies are inside.
Parents assisted the youngest of the egg hunters.
Kids scurry after eggs in one of the three age divisions.
The 5-through-7 year olds take off on their egg hunt.
From left, 5-year-olds Joy Russell of Wellsville and Lizzie Leake of East Palestine were among the many kids meeting the Easter Bunny.
Two-year-old Charleigh Byerly was visiting from Pennsylvania with her family.
Six-year-old Harper Mason of Salem had a smile for the Easter bunny.
Seven-year-old Robert Underhill was visiting from West Virginia with family members.
Three-year-old Marley Mitchell of Salem was ready to load up her bucket with candy-filled eggs.
Three-year-old Kyla Wallace of East Palestine was happy to show off her bucketful of eggs.
Brightly-attired Kennedy Bush, 3, of Salem posed for a quick photo during the egg hunt.
Seven-year-old Kaylie Sebrell of Salem was all smiles showing her egg-filled basket.
Eight-year-old Addison McGee of Salem breaks open her plastic eggs to see what candies are inside.
Parents assisted the youngest of the egg hunters.
Kids scurry after eggs in one of the three age divisions.
The 5-through-7 year olds take off on their egg hunt.
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Salem's Easter Egg Hunt, again co-sponsored by the Salem Parks & Recreation Dept. and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Stouffer Realty, was held Saturday morning at Waterworth Memorial Park. Hundreds of children participated in three age divisions including under 5, 5-7 years old and 8-10 years old. Shown above, 7-year-olds Scarlett McGath and Marley Wadlow of Washingtonville brought along their furry friend to visit the Easter Bunny. (Photos by J.D. Creer)