Eileen M. Carmona of Oak View Highway in East Hampton died at home on Monday. She had told her family that she did not want an obituary in the paper, nor a funeral, just a notice that she was gone. She also did not want her age mentioned. “A lady never gives her age,” she told them.
“No matter what” is the motto of Hamptons Run Club, and on Nov. 1, more than 20 members of the group made it to the finish line of the New York City Marathon — no matter what came their way.
A newly acquired parcel of public land on the Sag Harbor waterfront is poised to serve two purposes, combining marina access with an ecological study center designed to promote environmental research, education, and stewardship.
Eight local charitable organizations told the board of Pitch Your Peers how deserving they were of the evening’s $50,000 grand prize, but only one of them could take it home.
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