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the hour from 7 pm to 11 pm, making stops
along Nesconset Highway at Pathmark,
Waldbaum's Center, and Coventry Mall,
proceeding to South Campus, Tabler and
Ross, Kelly and Stage 12 on campus and
the Union Building, then to the Administration
Building.
The S64 bus begins its route in Coram's
Homestead Village, going to Gordon
Heights and Coram Plaza, then to Old
Town Road and Terryville Road and the
Port Jefferson Shopping Plaza and along
Nesconset Highway to J. J. Jeffrey's and
the Fox theatre, onto Sycamore Circle,
rficolls Road, to University Hospital, the
University Administration Building, the
Stony Brook Railroad Station, Stony
Brook Wllage, St. James and the Mall.
The bus runs approximately every hour
and 20 minutes.
Transportation from the Shirley-Mastic
area through Yaphank and Coram Plaza
to the Port Jefferson Plaza, with several
additional stops along the way, is
available on bus S71, while riders from
Riverhead can catch the S62 to get as far
as Hauppauge, with stops in Rocky Point,
the Port Jefferson Shopping Plaza, and
Smith Haven Mall.
The S56 serves Commack, Kings Park,
San Remo, Smithtown and Smith Haven
Mall, with stops including the Smithtown
Library, St. Johns Hospital and the Kings
Park Station. Service is approximately
every 45 minutes.
The S58 serves East Northport, Huntington
Square Mall, Commack,
Smithtown, St. James, Smith Haven Mall,
Centereach, Selden, Suffolk Community
College, Coram, and Middle Island. The
bus runs approximately every hour.
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Coram Bus Company service is
available, in general, from early morning
until mid-evening. Check complete
schedules with the company for exact
times. All bus service is Monday through
Saturday.
Fares on these buses are 75 cents on all
local routes, plus five cents for transfers.
The company offers a bus token program
for handicapped persons and senior
citizens. With valid municipally-issued
cards, these riders may buy and use the
tokens. No proof of residence is
necessary. Tokens cost 25 cents and may
be used on Suffolk County bus routes only.
For information regarding wheelchair
accessible buses, call 360-5700 Monday
through Friday between 8 AM and 4:30
PM.
Coram Bus Company also offers special
trips at intervals throughout the year to
more distant destinations. Buses are
available five days a week for passengers
21 years of age and over, for instance, to
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Atlantic City,-and the riders get a $20
bonus from the casinos. There are also
trips to Great Adventure and to New York
City's South Street Seaport.
Overnight trips include excursions to
Williamsburg, Virginia, Cape Cod,
Washington, D.C., the Bronx Zoo, and
during the ski season to Deer Run. Ski trip
costs include equipment rental.
For more detailed information
regarding Coram Bus Company's service,
call 73-5518.
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