Easter planning under way
Children search for eggs at McCosh Park in Moses Lake at a past Easter egg hunt. This year, the Othello City Council voted to celebrate the holiday on par with Moses Lake and approved an Easter egg hunt in Lions Park March 30, and also waived the $475 event fee.
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Othello Parks and Recreation Coordinator Valerie Hernandez, right, and Othello Public Works Director Curt Carpenter, left, cut the ceremonial ribbon on Othello’s upgrades to the Lions Park Athletic Complex last year. The city has worked hard to make sure the park is an asset to the community and opening the main portion of the park to this year's Easter Egg Hunt is part of that.
A sign welcomes people to Othello’s Lions Park, which will be the venue for the March 30 Easter egg hunt, put on by the Othello Holiday Committee.
OTHELLO — During Monday’s regular meeting, the Othello City Council voted to approve the facility use agreement for the Othello Holiday Committee’s free community Easter egg hunt event and to waive the full event fee.
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