Setauket, NY News & Events

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30 years after tragedy, families gather to commemorate victims of TWA Flight 800

More than 100 family members from across the globe assembled at Smith Point County Park on a calm, sunny summer evening.

7 Brew Coffee plans first LI shops

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Upcoming Events

Sunday, July 19

The Culper Spy Ring

Jul30

Kimberly Phyfe of Three Village Historical Society and Museum will discuss the true story behind the Culper Spy Ring, the network of spies led by George Washington that operated in secrecy from Setauket to Manhattan, explore the critical and covert role that Long Island played in America's fight for independence

Where

Southold Free Library

53705 Main Rd.

Southold, NY

Phone

631-765-2077

Price

free

Website

southoldlibrary.org

ALS Support Group

Aug4

Share your experience, concerns and join in on discussions about amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), open to the entire family, held in Suite 5, register

Where

Stony Brook University Hospital, Department of Family Medicine

181 N Belle Mead Rd

East Setauket, NY

11733-3489

Phone

631-444-9815

Price

Free

Website

stonybrookphysicians.com/family-medicine.asp

Jazz Loft’s Dispatch Series

Aug18

Come browse the flowers while listening to live jazz music, performed by Jazz Loft All Stars, featuring founder Tom Manuel and a series of amazing musicians.

Where

Olde Town Gardens

360 Old Town Rd.

Setauket, NY

Phone

631-751-1895

Price

free

Website

thejazzloft.org

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