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.
Fred Schneider, who lives here, on the legendary new wave band’s 50-year rise from the college town of Athens, Ga., to the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
East Hampton Town waters will open to bay scallop harvesting at sunrise on Sunday, though this year’s crop is understood to be yet another in a string of disappointments, with few of the local delicacy’s population surviving.
Members of the Montauk Historical Society and town, county, and state officials were on hand as a blue-and-gold cast-aluminum New York State historical marker was unveiled at Second House Museum in Montauk.
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