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Egg Hunt in Christopher Columbus Park on Friday Morning

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Grab your basket and join the fun on Friday, April 3, 9:30 am for an Egg Hunt in Christopher Columbus Park.  Hundreds of brightly colored plastic eggs will be filled with little toys thanks to the generosity of The Living Room Restaurant, the Boston Community Collaborative and the Friends of Christopher Columbus Park. Meet in the playground

Time:  9:30 am
Where:  Assemble in the Playground
Rain Date: Saturday, April 4

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