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The return of the Lincoln Fire Easter Egg hunt brings families back to Hooper Park
Kaydence Simon races for a free egg at the start of the Lincoln Volunteer Fire Rescue Easter egg hunt Sunday afternoon.
Bobbi Jean Buster arranges Easter baskets on a table before the start of the egg hunt.
Lincoln firefighter Ward Roberson plays Easter bunny as he hides eggs in Hooper Park.
Adelle Ward gets a hand from Dad David as she gathers eggs.
A clutch of Easter eggs waits for kids under a tree on the west side of Hooper Park.
Mocha, a long-haired Dachshund/Red Healer puppy seems perplexed by the Easter eggs gathered by Ana and Haylee Reinke and Faya Scherrod.
Christopher Robinson of Helena (in blue hoody) draws the golden egg for a ride in the LVFR's fire engine after the Easter Egg Hunt. Christopher explored the truck found it a little too intense and let his sister Courtney (brown jacket) take his place.
Ike Wagner hold a frilly but full Easter basket for his daughter Brook after the hunt.
Lincoln Volunteer Fire Rescue scattered a few thousand eggs around Hoope4 park as they brought their annual Easter Egg hunt back after COVID-19 forced its cancellation last year.
Twelve firefighters spent two-and-a-half hours filling the plastic eggs with candy last Thursday.
The hunt didn't bring out quite as many people as the firefighters expected, but everyone who showed up seemed glad to have it back, and there were more than enough candy-filled eggs for everyone.
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