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Easter shoppers spend record amount on holiday Easter is Sunday, April 4, 2021. (Source: Storyblocks) By Adria Goins | April 1, 2021 at 2:38 PM CDT - Updated April 1 at 9:24 PM SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - More Americans are relying on the recent stimulus check to fatten their Easter baskets. The holiday has the average shopper hopping into stores and opening up their wallet. A recent National Retail Federation survey shows Americans plan to dish out an average of $179.10 during the holiday. That’s considered an all-time high. The survey also showed nearly 80% of people intended to celeb...

Hudson Valley Drive-Thru Easter Bunny Visits This may not be a great year for sitting on the Easter Bunny’s lap, but it doesn’t mean the kids can’t have a visit with the Easter Bunny. Welcome to Easter 2021, where all you need is a car and the kids. There are a few ways to get that visit in here in the Hudson Valley. Pack those kids into that car on Saturday, March 27 between 11AM and 1PM, and head to the parking lot at Wappinger Town Hall on Middlebush Road. The world's most famous bunny will be visiting the portico in front of Town Hall to hand out eggs and treats to the first 300 kid...

The Pettis County Relay for Life will deliver and hide Easter Eggs in your yard as a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.

by afampov · March 15, 2021 Register by Saturday March 21st!!   The Indian Orchard Citizens Council is excited to announce that it will be lending a helping hand to the Easter Bunny, and will be giving out Pandemic Easter Baskets to neighborhood children, on Saturday, March 27th.  ‘We are excited to announce that the Indian Orchard Citizens Council, through the generosity of many Indian Orchard businesses, and our Council Board members, will be giving out Easter Baskets of goodies to many Indian Orchard children during this difficult Pandemic year’, said ...

Celebrating the Greenwich Police Department’s 125th Anniversary Written by Sue Bodson The Town of Greenwich is proud to be celebrating the 125 th Anniversary of the Greenwich Police Department this year. Chief James Heavey and the Department are marking this milestone by welcoming the community and longtime partners, including local businesses, to partake in several events throughout 2021. The theme of the year will be “Honoring Our Past and Embracing Our Future,” with the funds raised to support the Greenwich Police Department’s Scholarship Fund, a non-profit 501 (c) (3),...