with their grandchildren. School’s out, theweather is clear andwarm, and special events and attractions spring up all along the east coast to celebrate the season. Whether the children are young


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Cape Cod, are ideal for younger children newto swimming. The largebeaches alongNorthCarolina’s Outer Banks feature smallwaves ideal for children in their early and late teens looking to swimon their own or body surf,while the board- walks at Virginia Beach and New York’s Coney Island and Rockaway Beach are ideal for grandparents who aren’t up towalking in the sand. North and South Carolina are


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