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- Babylon1
- Bay Shore1
- Bellport1
- Bohemia11
- Brentwood2
- Calverton4
- Centereach2
- Central Islip4
- Copiague4
- Cutchogue1
- Deer Park1
- East Hampton1
- East Moriches4
- East Patchogue1
- East Quogue1
- East Setauket4
- Fishers Island1
- Halesite1
- Holbrook3
- Holtsville3
- Huntington4
- Lake Ronkonkoma1
- Manorville1
- Mastic3
- Mastic Beach1
- Mattituck4
- Medford7
- Melville2
- Montauk5
- Moriches6
- Ronkonkoma107
- Selden1
- Setauket1
- Shoreham4
- Southampton1
- Wainscott15
- West Babylon1
- West Islip4
- Westhampton Beach14
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