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Sep 7, 2026, 6:37 PM

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Labor Day weekend has come and gone, and while summer doesn't officially end for another two weeks, many New Yorkers are already saying their goodbyes to the season.

News 12 spoke with visitors on City Island in the Bronx, where reactions ranged from excitement to heartbreak.

Some parents are thrilled to send their kids back to school, while others are savoring their last moments by the water before the colder months set in.

For one woman, summer carries a much deeper meaning tied to the loss of her son.

As the season winds down, Bronx residents reflect on what these last warm days mean to them and what they're looking forward to as fall approaches.