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Making the most of summer in Oyster Bay

Posted Friday, July 25, 2025 12:01 am

The waters of Oyster Bay Harbor offer a chance to cool of from the summer sun.

The waters of Oyster Bay Harbor offer a chance to cool of from the summer sun.

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The flowers are in full bloom as summer is in full swing.

The flowers are in full bloom as summer is in full swing.

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Christ Church and Oyster Bay’s other historic buildings come into their own during the height of summer.

Christ Church and Oyster Bay’s other historic buildings come into their own during the height of summer.

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By Will Sheeline

With Oyster Bay in the middle of summer, the hamlet is enjoying one of the most beautiful periods of the year. While the humidity has not been quite as kind this season, the lovely flora, stunning sunrises and refreshing water of the Sound more than make up for it.

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