Marie Sharpe elementary school enjoys Easter egg hunt

Marie Sharpe elementary school kindergarten student Samantha Hutton holds up her prized find during a school-wide Easter egg hunt Thursday afternoon.

Marie Sharpe elementary school enjoys Easter egg hunt

Students at Marie Sharpe elementary school enjoyed an Easter egg hunt in the school grounds Thursday.

Apr. 8, 2015 7:00 p.m.
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Students at Marie Sharpe elementary school enjoyed an Easter egg hunt Thursday in the school grounds. For more photographs check out the Tribune’s Facebook page.

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