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Josie Bitnes of Lake Stevens and Dominic Wilson of Everett, both 4, hunt for Easter eggs in the play equipment at Ebenezer Lutheran Church in Lake Stevens on Saturday. The Lake Stevens Albertsons store donated cookies for the event. Ebenezer Lutheran used 684 eggs for the hunt.
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@2. Cutline alternate standalone:LEFT: Mesgana Abraham, 13, of Edmonds picks up Easter eggs at Edmonds Lutheran Church in Edmonds on Saturday. The event was sponsored by the ­Edmonds-Lynnwood Parish. Each age group was split up to give younger kids a better chance to gather eggs.
 
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Published: Sunday, March 23, 2008

Photos of Snohomish County Easter egg hunts

Josie Bitnes of Lake Stevens and Dominic Wilson of Everett, both 4, hunt for Easter eggs in the play equipment at Ebenezer Lutheran Church in Lake Stevens on Saturday. The Lake Stevens Albertsons store donated cookies for the event. Ebenezer Lutheran used 684 eggs for the hunt.


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