Scrambled eggs

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Easter is a time to celebrate new beginnings with green chutes of grass starting to pop up through the ground and longer days as the sun travels north.

Part of that celebration is the hunting of the Easter eggs that is done throughout communities across the country each year. Carbon County is no exception to that celebration.

On Saturday Easter egg hunts were held at two different venues in the county and kids chased after the elusive eggs with their bright colors and prizes inside.

For more photos see page 11 of this issue of the Sun Advocate.

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