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By Bob Savage

A big crowd marched down Main Street in Port Jefferson Village on Easter Sunday, following the world’s most famous bunny to the harborfront park for an egg hunt.

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Children scramble for candy at the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
A young girl marches in her Easter bonnet at the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
Participants get fancy at the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
This bunny at the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5 is too cool for her own good. Photo by Bob Savage
Port Jefferson Station residents Esther and Manny Monserrat, with 4-year-old son Matthew, are all smiles at the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
Even dogs get in on the action at the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
The Port Jefferson Easter Parade had a huge turnout on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
Kids scramble to pick up Easter eggs at an egg hunt after the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
Ireland natives Blathnaid, 6, and Tanya Hogan have a blast at the egg hunt following the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
Fawn Bielello, a Mount Sinai resident, shows off her bonnet and eggs after the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
Medford resident Charlotte Yee, 2, gets some eggs together after the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
Ronkonkoma residents Porsha Smith, 3, Anastasia Smith, 6, Rebecca Whelen, Amanda Whelen and Kailia Smith, 8, have fun at the egg hunt after the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
Bunnies pose for their mom on the sand after the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
Young boys work quickly to scoop up eggs after the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
Mayor Margot Garant holds Spanky the bunny for a child to see after the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage
A young girl runs to collect Easter eggs at a hunt following the Port Jefferson Easter Parade on April 5. Photo by Bob Savage

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Locals stopped by Hurricane Grill & Wings on Route 112 In Port Jefferson Station on March 22 to go bald for a good cause.

The bold attendees shaved their heads or cut their hair short to raise money for childhood cancer research through the St. Baldrick’s Foundation. Many of those buzzing their heads clean were children themselves.

There is another St. Baldrick’s shaving event in the area coming up, on Saturday, March 28. The event will be at Schafer’s restaurant, on West Broadway in Port Jefferson, from 6 to 9 p.m.

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Family and friends watch 9-year-old Joseph Savage, of East Setauket, get his head shaved at the Hurricane Grill & Wings event on March 22 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Photo by Bob Savage
Joseph Savage, 9, of East Setauket, gets his locks lopped off at the Hurricane Grill & Wings event on March 22 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Photo by Bob Savage
Christopher Ribaudo, 6, of Farmingville, shares his bald-headed happiness with his dad at the Hurricane Grill & Wings event on March 22 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Photo by Bob Savage
Christopher Ribaudo, 6, of Farmingville, is happy to be bald at the Hurricane Grill & Wings event on March 22 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Photo by Bob Savage
Christopher Ribaudo, 6, of Farmingville, gets his head shaved at the Hurricane Grill & Wings event on March 22 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Photo by Bob Savage
Basket winners Kieran, Cormac and Brad Leiber, of Brooklyn, are all smiles at the Hurricane Grill & Wings event on March 22 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Photo by Bob Savage
Auction winners are announced at the Hurricane Grill & Wings event on March 22 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Photo by Bob Savage
A shaved kid looks over paperwork at the Hurricane Grill & Wings event on March 22 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Photo by Bob Savage
9-year-old Regan Carlson, of Tobyhanna, Penn., holds her hair after it was cut off at the Hurricane Grill & Wings event on March 22 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Photo by Bob Savage
Attendees take a group photo at the Hurricane Grill & Wings event on March 22 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Photo by Bob Savage
10-year-old Annmarie Ong, of Tobyhanna, Penn., prepares to have her hair chopped off at the Hurricane Grill & Wings event on March 22 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Photo by Bob Savage
Selden residents Joshua Skinner, 12, Zak Jackson, 12, and Jake Donovan, 7, are happy to have lost their locks at the Hurricane Grill & Wings event on March 22 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Photo by Bob Savage
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