The Circle of Friends was started by an amazing woman named Ann Green. She lived in the area and wanted to improve the quality of life for her family. She started The Circle Of Friends to enhance the neighborhood. Her group adopted the two parks which were in ill repair, had the gazebo built and the front signs erected plus other accomplishments too numerous to list.
Ann Green has taught us many things, such as how one person can make a HUGE difference, and how we as neighbors can join together to make our part of the world a little cleaner, prettier, safer, and warmer. Reaching out to each other as neighbors is a very special thing
South Setauket Park
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We are a development of 671 homes located in South Setauket, New York. South Setauket Park is located in the prestigious Three Village Central School District. Children in the area attend Arrowhead Elementary School for grades K-6, R.C. Murphy JHS for grades 7-9, and Ward Melville High School for grades 10-12.
Strong's Neck Civic Association, Setauket,
New York
The Strong's Neck Civic Association board meets at 8:00 pm the second Tuesday of the month, at the Neighborhood House. All are welcome to attend the meetings. The Setauket Neighborhood House is located at 95 Main Street, opposite the Mill Pond, in Setauket, Long Island, New York.
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Incorporated Village of Port Jefferson
Long Island's Historic Seaport Port Jefferson is a historic ship-building village nestled at the far end of the harbor, past the big homes that dot the high-banked eastern bluff looking down over an orderly yet varied fleet lying at their moorings. Our Village is a visitor's dream, and one of the most picturesque of waterside villages to be found on Long Island.
Incorporated Village of Old Field
The Village of Old Field, incorporated in 1927, is home to approximately 975 residents. The Village, approximately 2.2 square miles in size, is bounded on the east by Conscience Bay, on the north by Long Island Sound, on the west by Smithtown Bay and on the south by West Meadow Road.
The Village is governed by a Mayor and four Trustees, all of whom are residents. We cordially invite all residents to actively participate in all aspects of Village governance and life.
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