Community

Hampton Bays Civic Association is saying goodbye to another great summer by hosting their 4th Annual Family Fun Day and Duckie Race.

"My goal is to have the Annual Kids Beach Comber Clean-Up and Scavenger Hunt become an annual tradition that kids, residents, and visitors look forward to each summer," shared Southampton Town Councilwoman Christine Scalera.

The festive atmosphere on the great lawn of the Rogers Mansion allowed dogs and their owners to see old friends and make new ones.

"The key to a successful program is making medication disposal free, confidential and, most importantly, convenient," shared Thomas McAbee.

"We respond to these calls both in daylight and at night, so, having your house number prominently displayed, makes it more efficient for us to better serve you, the public," said MFD Chief Joseph Lenahan.

"We certainly hope that everyone who wants to board the Cannonball can do so," said Patrick Nowakowski.

Just days after "Discovering Nemo" (a sequel to the 2003 animated film) was confirmed to be in production, the original will screen during a Hamptons family-friendly benefit.

This year's show will feature a world-class line-up of horses and riders, with some of the world's top jumper and hunter riders coming from across the country and beyond to compete.

"We are grateful to NBC and their staff for making this a banner adoption day for our shelter," expressed Patricia Gray.

East Hampton Volunteer Ocean Rescue is holding their annual "Red Devil" swim at Atlantic Avenue Beach.