Easter Egg Hunts Held in Soundview, Norwood
by David Greene
Youngsters across the borough participated in traditional Easter egg hunts held across the borough. On Saturday, March 31, a crowd over over 100 children turned out for the 2nd Annual Easter Egg Hunt in Soundview Park hosted by the Southeast Bronx Community Council with assistance from Friends of Soundview Park, community activist Michael Beltzer and Community Board 9. On Easter Sunday, April 1, dozens of kids turned out at the Williamsbridge Oval Park in Norwood for UpLife Foundation’s 1st annual event. Foundation founders Robert Salkey and Reginald Joseph grew up in the area and started the foundation to help the surrounding community. Both events also had face-painting, give-a-ways and music.
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- Youngsters spread out searching for eggs inside the Williamsbridge Oval Park.–Photo by David Greene
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- Youngsters spread out searching for eggs inside the Williamsbridge Oval Park.–Photo by David Greene
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- Proud mothers get out their cellphones to snap pictures of their children during Easter Egg hunt in Norwood.–Photo by David Greene
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- Organizer Robert Salkey gets children to join hands before going on egg hunt on Williamsbridge Oval Park.–Photo by David Greene
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- Youngsters of all ages celebrated the 1st Annual Easter Egg Hunt at the Williamsbridge Oval Park.–Photo by David Greene
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- A young mom and her daughter celebrate Easter in Soundview Park.–Photo by David Greene
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- Youngsters count their found eggs in Soundview Park.–Photo by David Greene
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- Dozens of mom’s brought their kids to the 1st Annual Easter Egg Hunt in Soundview Park.–Photo by David Greene
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