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Flurries Fail to Hinder Hyde Hall Easter Egg Hunt

Flurries and chilly winds didn't stop the annual Hyde Hall Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday morning. Here, Parker Sitterly, Middlefield, in orange, dashes into the field of Easter eggs to find one of three chicks, which earned him a special Easter basket from John Manney. (Ian Austin/allotsego.com)
Flurries and cold winds blowing in from Otsego Lake  didn’t stop the ever popular annual Hyde Hall Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday morning. Here, Parker Sitterly, Middlefield, in orange, dashes into the field of Easter eggs to find one of three chicks, which earned him a special Easter basket from Jon Maney. (Ian Austin/allotsego.com)

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