Carl Cutlip Easter Egg Hunt a hit – Local Headline News

“ON YOUR MARK, get set, go!” Easter Bunny announcer Savanna McGlauflin was not shy when handed the megaphone to line up the children eager for the start of the Easter Egg Hunt. (Courtesy Photo)

THOUSANDS of Easter Eggs were scattered throughout grass at the Batchelder School playground where hundreds of youngsters had a great time scooping up as many colorful treats as they could carry at the Carl Cutlip Memorial Easter Egg Hunt. (Courtesy Photo)

NORTH READING — Hundreds gathered at the Batchelder School playground Sunday afternoon for the annual Carl Cutlip Easter Egg Hunt, hosted by the Union Congregational Church.

The April 13 event saw children of all ages scouring the playground in search of thousands of colorful eggs filled with candy and treats. The hunt was divided into three age categories, giving even the youngest participants a fair chance at collecting treasures.

PAITYN BOOTS, at right, was excited to meet the Easter Bunny on Sunday during the annual Carl Cutlip Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Union Congregational Church. At left is mom, Trisha Boots. (Courtesy Photo)

The Easter Bunny was a special highlight, arriving by fire truck and posing for photographs with families throughout the event.

The Union Congregational Church began hosting the event during COVID. It was previously hosted for many years by the Knights of Columbus and it continues to be a beloved community tradition each year.