Cartoon/Ed Turner
The annual Hopkinton Easter Egg Hunt is scheduled for April 20 at the Town Common. Organized by the Parks and Recreation Department and sponsored by local businesses, the event is a longstanding tradition. High school volunteers will hide thousands of plastic eggs with candy inside for youngsters to find when the hunt begins at 11 a.m. For more information, visit the Parks and Recreation website.
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