Week in Review: Early Morning Blaze, Rumba Bus Flips, 'Box Kite' Moved

The following is a round-up of headlines posted during the week of June 24.

1. Westhampton-Hampton Bays Fourth of July Fireworks Guide 2013 

Find a guide to all the fireworks shows across the East End this summer. 

2. Schedule: Live Music At Meschutt

Suffolk County's Meschutt Beach in Hampton Bays is not only a popular spot to grab a bite to eat while enjoying a view of the Peconic Bay, but it is also known as a great place to enjoy live music almost every day of the week. 

3. Southampton Town Offices to Close July 5

The Southampton Town Board voted Thursday morning to close all non-emergency town facilities for the day on July 5, giving many town employees a four-day weekend for Independence Day.

The move was a reversal from two days prior, when the same resolution failed when put before the Town Board.

4. In The Shops: Beach Toys Galore On Main

Looking for something new keep the kids entertained at the beach or in the backyard? Mother Goose Toys in Westhampton Beach just might have what you are looking for.

5. Giving Back While Getting Cardio Burn

What started as a series of high-energy early-morning workouts has turned into an annual fundraiser for brain tumor research, raising about $5,000 this year. 

Despite the 6 a.m. start, the "Spin Revival," which took place over five days at Sportime in East Quogue, rarely had more than one or two bikes open each day.

6. Law Will Make Helmets a Must for Teen Equestrians

Teens age 14 to 17 will soon be required to wear helmets while riding horses, under legislation sponsored by local state lawmakers that recently passed in the New York State Legislature just before the 2013 legislative session ended.

7. Two Years Later, Family Remembers Cameron Nicholls

Two years after he died in a tragic East Quogue car accident, Cameron Nicholls' family continues to mourn his loss.

Born on January 7, 1993, Cameron died on June 26, 2011 -- he was only 18 years old. 

8. Area Firefighters on Scene at Speonk Brush Fire

According to the Eastport Fire Department, a small fire broke out about 1 p.m. on Tuesday at the Speonk Wood Recycling, Inc., located at 60 5th Avenue.

9. Westhampton Rotary Donates to Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck’s Scholarship