Only about 400 people live in the town of Lyman, but the burg swells every Easter when more than 100 kids converge to hunt for eggs. The question right now is -- for how much longer? The Easter excitement is palpable with the children of Lyman. Thursday, a group of little ones practiced their manners in an egg hunt "drill" so no one gets trampled during the big event. It's one of the most anticipated times of the year for the small town. "It's fantastic. I wish there were more events like this where everybody comes together," said Amber Rooks, who has organized the event for the past 15 of its 20-plus year history. READ THE FULL STORY HERE: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/easter-tradition-in-trouble-skagit-county/281-6da484ef-2541-4db5-ae0e-90f50f3c0e56