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Easter Egg Hunt Attracts Large Crowd

It was the first year for the free event which featured a petting zoo, face painting, music, Easter egg hunt, cookie decorating station, food a balloon artist and photo booth.

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Palm Harbor law firm Florin-Roebig's first Egg Hunt and Spring Festival appeared to be a big hit with kids and parents on Saturday, March 31. 

The celebration was held on Florin-Roebig's large shaded lawn and featured a petting zoo, face painting, music, Easter egg hunt, cookie decorating station, food a balloon artist and photo booth.

Pinellas County Sheriff's deputies helped with parking and traffic control.

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The event was free, but donations were accepted for The Spring, an organization that protects domestic violence victims and works to prevent domestic violence.

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