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 Welcome to your interactive neighborhood website, Polynesian Isles' neighborhood pipeline.
We hired an Internet design company to create this site, for your use and enjoyment, as a way of giving something back to the community. We will absorb all the costs, including the setup, hosting and maintenance. In other words, yes...it’s Free.
The URL address was selected to reflect the name of your neighborhood so that you could easily remember and identify with the name, as this site was designed for you! While this is not the official site of Polynesian Isles' Homeowner Association , it can be. That is the best part of this free site to all of you. It can be used at your discretion and be a venue for a resident directory, deed restrictions, general association information and even the association’s printed newsletter in an online format. The association related pages can even be password protected, if you wish.
Please take the time to look through the site, and if you have comments or suggestions, contact me, Dean Platt. You can 'bookmark' this site, share your favorite recipes with your neighbors, advertise that item you want to sell, announce your upcoming events, post your little league schedule, post neighborhood photographs and more!
Visit Today’s Life Solutions! sm where you’ll find all kinds of useful articles on everything from how to build a stronger relationship, a Doghouse, a Dagwood Sandwich or even how to fix that leaky faucet. These articles are updated regularly, so check back often.
I hope you enjoy the site and use it often. If I can ever be of assistance, please feel free to contact me anytime. |
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| Updated 5:53 pm EST, 3/13/2010 |
 | Condition: Mostly Clear
Temperature: 62° F
Wind: WNW at 16 MPH, gusting to 25 MPH
Visibility: 10 mile(s)
Humidity: 36%
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Public opinion is a weak tyrant, compared with our private opinion. What a man thinks of himself, that it is which determines, or rather indicates, his fate.
-- Henry David Thoreau
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