Your Summer in Setauket: What’s Happening in the Three Villages in 2026
From America 250 celebrations at Patriots Rock to farmers markets and the Chicken Hill Country Picnic, here’s your guide to summer 2026 in the Three Villages.
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Historic Homes on Long Island: What Buyers Should Know Before Falling in Love With an Old House
Long Island historic homes have real charm and real complexity. Here’s what every buyer needs to know about landmarks, inspections, and hidden costs.
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Where to Be on Long Island This May: The Events Worth Putting on Your Calendar
From waterfront festivals to cultural openings, Long Island’s May 2026 event calendar is packed. Here’s Pawli’s curated picks for what’s worth your weekend.
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Researchers Just Built a Neural Network That Explains Its Own Reasoning in Plain Language — Here’s Why That’s Harder Than It Sounds
A 2026 paper details a neural network that generates plain-language explanations of its own reasoning. Here’s what the research shows and why AI interpretability remains unsolved.
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A Long Island School District Just Voted to Cut Its Arts Program Mid-Year — And the Community Response Was Immediate
A Long Island school board voted to slash its arts program mid-year in 2026. Here’s what happened, who pushed back, and what it signals for districts across the island.
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Suffolk County’s Route 110 Corridor Overhaul Is Moving — What the 2026 Construction Timeline Actually Means for Commuters
Suffolk County’s Route 110 BRT overhaul is moving into final design in 2026. Here’s what the construction timeline actually means for commuters and businesses along the corridor.
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The Great Neck vs. Manhasset Decision: How Two Gold Coast Zip Codes Serve Completely Different Buyers
Great Neck or Manhasset? Both are Gold Coast icons — but they serve completely different buyers. Here’s the honest comparison of schools, commute, price, and community character.
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Cherry Grove’s Cottages Are Getting a Second Life — And Buyers Are Fighting Over Them
Cherry Grove’s vintage Fire Island cottages — some under 500 square feet — are being renovated with intention and selling for prices that would shock their builders. Here’s what’s happening.
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Lynette Yiadom-Boakye Paints People Who Don’t Exist. The Absence Is Entirely the Point.
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye paints fictional Black subjects with Old Master technique. Her work sells fast and says more than most portraits ever will. Here’s why.
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North Fork Wine Country Has a Secret Season. It’s Not Summer.
Fall is when North Fork wine country gets serious. Harvest season, fewer crowds, and bottles you can’t get in summer. Here’s why autumn is the real move.
