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"The Town of Goshen woke up to a few inches of snow on Saturday but still held our Annual Easter Egg Hunt," reports Josh Cummings, Goshen City Councilman. "We had a great turnout from the community." The scene was the same in other local cities, Payson and Santaquin among them, as Easter egg hunts commenced as planned despite Saturday morning's fresh layer of snow.
Pick up a copy of The Payson Chronicle for more on this and other activities going on in your community.
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The Payson Chronicle Newspaper
Monday, March 28, 2016
Snow Could Not Stop Easter Egg Hunts From Commencing as Planned
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