2025 Salem Easter Egg Hunt
Four-year-old Mya Harris.
Five-year Sam Lude enjoying a moment on the Easter Bunny’s lap.
Four-year-old Gia Brooks grabbed one of the golden eggs good for a chocolate bunny.
Three-and-a-half-year-old Amelia DiCesare of Summitville.
Visiting their grandparents who reside in Columbiana were siblings, from left, 6-year-old Vivian and 4-year-old Olivia Thomas of Wadsworth.
Six-year-old Marley Hull of Salem.
Two-year-old Gavin Hart of Salem.
The Smith siblings of Salem. Two-year-old Madix, flanked by 5-year-old Gannon and 7-year-old Easton.
Six-year-old Julian Hillman of Leetonia.
Ella Morris of Damascus.
Two-year-old Park Neal and his granddad, Allen Davidson, of Salem.
Four-year-old Mya Harris.
Five-year Sam Lude enjoying a moment on the Easter Bunny’s lap.
Four-year-old Gia Brooks grabbed one of the golden eggs good for a chocolate bunny.
Three-and-a-half-year-old Amelia DiCesare of Summitville.
Visiting their grandparents who reside in Columbiana were siblings, from left, 6-year-old Vivian and 4-year-old Olivia Thomas of Wadsworth.
Six-year-old Marley Hull of Salem.
Two-year-old Gavin Hart of Salem.
The Smith siblings of Salem. Two-year-old Madix, flanked by 5-year-old Gannon and 7-year-old Easton.
Six-year-old Julian Hillman of Leetonia.
Ella Morris of Damascus.
Two-year-old Park Neal and his granddad, Allen Davidson, of Salem.
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As if on cue, an otherwise rainy Saturday morning paused long enough to allow for a dry 2025 Easter Egg Hunt at Salem's Waterworth Memorial Park. The event brought out dozens of children and their families. The 10-and-under hunts were based on age divisions and nearly 13,000 eggs were placed for the kids to grab. The Easter Bunny was a special guest. The annual Easter Egg Hunt was once again co-sponsored by Berkshire Hathaway Home Services and the Salem Parks & Recreation Dept. (Photos by J.D. Creer)