Eggstravanganza!

Members of the Southern Ute Police Department

After falling in the rush to get back to her parents to count her eggs, other children helped her get all her eggs back into her basket, during the annual Easter egg hunt sponsored by the Southern Ute Police Department, Saturday. April 19.

The Easter bunny made an entrance via the Los Pinos Fire Dept. fire truck and was greeted with smiles from the children.

Even the younger of the Easter egg hunters’ needed a little help collecting all the eggs.

Tribal elder, Debra Watts celebrated her birthday opening Easter eggs filled with treats and rewards for her grandchildren.

Easter egg hunt volunteer JoAnn Gomez of Victim Services, reads the prize to the children won during the Easter egg hunt.

A few of the winners at the Easter egg hunt, won bikes, razors, scooters, skateboards, games and more.

Members of the Southern Ute Police Department show their holiday cheer during the Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 19 along with their furry friend.

Robert L. Ortiz | The Southern Ute Drum

Damon Toledo | The Southern Ute Drum

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Fri May 2nd, 2014 , by Robert L. Ortiz | The Southern Ute Drum

So many eggs, so little time

First year coordinator, Community Officer, Jessie Vigil had his hands full with the vast numbers of eggs and kids that attended the annual Easter egg hunt sponsored by the Southern Ute Police Department, Saturday, April 19 at the SunUte Multi-purpose fields.

Eggstravanganza!

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