First time in decade, Sweet Home egg Hunt moved indoors
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The youngest group of egg hunters at the Sweet Nursing Home annual Easter egg hunt, moves across the dining hall grabbing eggs filled with candy and prizes. Nursing home employees hid about 2,000 eggs in the hallways, dining hall and chapel. It was the first time the egg hunt was ever held inside.
Chalk up another local event that succumbed to the hard winter. The annual Easter egg hunt sponsored by the Sweet Memorial Nursing Home (SMNH) had to be held indoors. Jenni Pula, Administrator at the local facility, said, "This is the first time since we've been doing the Easter egg hunt that we moved it inside. Thursday, when I saw the weather forecast for single digit temperatures overnight and possible snow for Saturday, we decided not to expose the kids to those harsh conditions."
While employees scurried to "hide" eggs in the hallways, chapel and cafeteria, one helper admitted, "It's...
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