IMAGES: Photos from this past weekend
Saffron Garvey, 7, of Wheaton shares a first place finish in the Easter Bonnet Contest following the Downtown Wheaton Association's 10th annual Easter egg hunt in Memorial Park.
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Ellie Klassen, 5, of Wheaton gives the thumbs-up after the Downtown Wheaton Association's 10th annual Easter egg hunt in Memorial Park.
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Parents watch their young children dash for eggs during the Downtown Wheaton Association's 10th annual Easter egg hunt in Memorial Park.
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Murphy, a Nova Scotia duck troller belonging to Keli and Michael McDermott of Palatine, sniffs the Easter Bunny as they have their photo taken during the annual Palatine Park District Hound Egg Hunt at Towne Square in Palatine Saturday.
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Teagan King, 7, and her cockapoo, Amber, hunt for eggs during the annual Palatine Park District Hound Egg Hunt at Towne Square in Palatine Saturday.
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Thousands of Easter eggs are dropped from a helicopter onto crowds below at New Life Covenant Church in Elgin Saturday. The helicopter circled a handful of times sprinkling the eggs over a large grassy field.
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Children and parents rush the field, breaking through yellow caution tape thus prematurely starting the Easter egg hunt at New Life Covenant Church in Elgin Saturday.
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Children and parents rush the field, breaking through yellow caution tape thus prematurely starting the Easter egg hunt at New Life Covenant Church in Elgin Saturday.
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Heather Green of Libertyville runs with her retriever, June, along the obstacle course during the WAG agility dog trials Sunday at the Libertyville Sports Complex. The Wi-Il Agility Group (WAG) event featured more than 300 dogs running through hoops, jumping over hurdles, and traversing obstacles under the direction of their owners.
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Susan Arne-Schnell hugs her miniature schnauzer after competing on the obstacle course during the WAG agility dog trials Sunday at the Libertyville Sports Complex. The Wi-Il Agility Group (WAG) event featured more than 300 dogs running through hoops, jumping over hurdles, and traversing obstacles under the direction of their owners.
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Robin Rash of Clarendon Hills celebrates as her Labrador, Jackson, finishes the course during the WAG agility dog trials Sunday at the Libertyville Sports Complex. The Wi-Il Agility Group (WAG) event featured more than 300 dogs running through hoops, jumping over hurdles, and traversing obstacles under the direction of their owners.
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Andrea Caldarella of Crystal Lake works with Daizee, a long-haired dachshund, before going on the obstacle course during the WAG agility dog trials Sunday at the Libertyville Sports Complex. The Wi-Il Agility Groups (WAG) event featured more than 300 dogs running through hoops, jumping over hurdles, and traversing obstacles under the direction of their owners.
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Greg Watts of West Chicago rings the historic Church Bells at the start of the Easter service at First United Methodist Church in West Chicago.
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Rev. Nancy Rethford leads the Easter service at First United Methodist Church in West Chicago.
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Judah Singh, 7 of Warrenville waves a ribbon during the celebration of Easter services at First United Methodist Church in West Chicago.
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Four-year-old Peyton Griffiths of Arlington Heights grabs an egg during the Easter egg hunt Sunday at the First United Methodist Church in Arlington Heights. More than 75 children, from toddlers to the sixth grade, made the dash to collect eggs filled with chocolates and prizes.
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Four-year-old Arianna Conenna of Arlington Heights grabs an egg during the Easter egg hunt Sunday at the First United Methodist Church in Arlington Heights. More than 75 children, from toddlers to the sixth grade, made the dash to collect eggs filled with chocolates and prizes.
Gilbert R. Boucher II/gboucher@dailyherald.com
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