Hundreds gathered at the Cedar Hill Golf Course the day before Easter to find eggs and meet the Easter Bunny in an event sponsored by the Stoughton Community Events Committee.
The Cedar Hill Golf Course was the place to be in Stoughton the morning of Saturday, March 30. The Stoughton Community Events Committee was holding its annual Easter Egg Hunt. There were hundreds of children and their families waiting in line to meet the Easter Bunny and the others ready to make a mad dash across the golf course which was covered with easter eggs ready to be picked. Take a look at photos from the event in the media gallery of this article.
Five Things You Need to Know Today: Annual Stoughton Community Events Easter Egg Hunt; Stoughton High Sports Awards; Teddybear Storytime; And More...
"Five Things you Need to Know Today" is a Patch column that provides readers with essential, daily information at a glance: 1. Annual Easter Egg Hunt The following is from the Stoughton Community Events Committee: The Stoughton Community Events Committee presents the 6th Annual Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday, March 30, 2013 at the Cedar Hill Golf Course (1137 Park Street in Stoughton). Get there early...the event starts promptly at 11 a.m. You can also get a free picture with the Easter Bunny provided by Walgreen’s. This event is free to the families of Stoughton residents only. In the event of inclement weather, the Easter Bunny will be handing out treats from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. 2. SHS Winter Sports Awards The Stoughton High Athletic …
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A MODEL MATZAH EXPERIENCE! Two groups of local children participated in a hands-on pre-Passover experience at the Model Matzah Factory at Shaloh House Chabad in Stoughton. The children re-enacted the process of manufacturing Matzah, from grinding the flour to kneading the dough, to baking the Matzahs, all within 18 minutes; the time limit in which Matzah must be made. Rabbi Mendel Gurkow of Shaloh House Chabad of the South Area facilitated the interactive program. Both groups of children; local elementary age children who attend the Shaloh House Sunday Hebrew School and preschoolers from the Shaloh House Preschool, listened and learned before donning official “Matzah Bakery Hats,” taking their own freshly mixed dough, rolling it flat, …
