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Long Island Crime Scarleth S. Urgiles, 19, of East Hampton, killed in crash that injured 6 others; driver, 18, charged with DWI Automated narration. Learn more ...

Scarleth Urgiles, 19, who attended East Hampton High School, was pronounced dead at the scene. Six others were hospitalized. The school says they are offering support services to students.

According to East Hampton Town Police, the single-car crash happened on Stone Highway near Deep Six Drive. Police say the vehicle left the roadway, overturned and struck a tree on Sunday night.

He will be arraigned in East Hampton Town Justice Court. Police are investigating what led to the crash. Anyone with information is asked to call East Hampton Police at 631-537-7575.

East Hampton also was on the list — but with neither town nor village specified. "The Town of East Hampton is not defying federal immigration law, and there is no question about our position.

An artistic rendering provided by Forward Architecture, LLC, of the East Albany Town Center project. The project could add 1,000 housing units. Courtesy Forward Architecture, LLC.