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The Easter Bunny Is Coming To The Palisades Center March 1st – March 31st

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West Nyack, NY –  Get ready for a hopping good time at Palisades Center as we eagerly anticipate the arrival of spring! From Friday, March 1, to Saturday, March 30, the Bunny will be spreading joy near Best Buy on Level One, wearing festive and dapper attire, ready to usher in the spring season.

Capture the moment with a variety of photo packages. The best value is Photo Package A, which includes eight photo prints ranging from 5×7 to wallet size, complete access to digital images, and an online gift shop offering photo personalization on various products. Explore additional photo packages on Cherry Hill Program’s website at whereisbunny.com.

1. Pet Parties: March 11 and 12, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Capture Bunny magic with your pets. Donations will be collected for The Humane Society of the United States. Everyone is welcome, even without pets!

2. Bunny Cares: March 17, from 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM. In partnership with Autism Speaks, this sensory-friendly event welcomes guests of all ages and abilities to interact with the Bunny in an environment without music, special hours, and sensory-friendly trained staff.

3. Selfie Egg Hunt: Embark on a Selfie Egg Hunt adventure! Capture the moment with your camera as you search for cracked eggs hidden on Levels One, Two, and Three from March 1 to March 30. Guests who share their photos and tag Palisades Center on social media will have their images displayed on digital screens throughout the mall.

Online reservations are strongly encouraged, but walk-up visits will be available as space allows. Make reservations and find out more information at https://whereisbunny.com/mall/0392.

For details on Palisades Center’s spring events and guest experiences, visit www.palisadescenter.com/events, and stay updated by following @palisadescntr.

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The Beauty Of Rockland County Captured

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Over a dozen young bald eagles pictured here together in Rockland County.
                                                                           Photo by Rockland Photographer Owey Cramsie Jr.

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Have A Healthy And Happy New Year Rockland County

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In Spain for New Year’s Eve, it is a tradition to bring luck for the next year by eating 12 grapes for luck which symbolize the hours on the clock.

In Ireland no one wants bad spirits hanging around for the new year. The Irish scare away unwanted spirits and poor fortune by banging pots and pans at midnight. They also include honoring ancestors and lost loved ones, both by leaving doors unlocked for their spirits to enter and saving an empty place at your New Year’s Eve dinner.

In France the custom alludes to Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty who emerged from the ocean on a beautiful oyster. The french celebrate with a feast of oysters and champagne.

In Scotland a tradition that dates back to the 8th century when the Vikings invaded Scotland, for good luck in the new year, Scots practice the tradition of “first-footing,” where the first person—preferably a dark-haired person for the best luck—to enter a home in the New Year brings a small
gift for good fortune. They also burn large bonfires to reflect the Vikings’ winter solstice celebrations.
In Italy in the city of Bologna the New Year’s tradition is to burn down the old year—or in this case, the effigy of an old man—to burn last year’s bad luck and make way for good.
In Mexico the New Year’s tradition is celebrators wear different colored underwear for different wishes for the new year—red for love, yellow for happiness, green for wealth, and white for peace.
In South Africa, New Year’s Eve is a time for letting go of past baggage—literally. Many South Africans celebrate the new year by tossing unwanted furniture out their windows, preferably away from bystanders.

Regardless of your traditions have a safe New Year. Please don’t drink and drive.

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