When anyone seeks information regarding the Edgartown fisheries, he is sure to be directed to one of two or three men and one of these is Antone K. Silva.
From Gazette editions of May, 1935:
It has been two years since Mary Fuller died. She was my mother, and there are still some people around who remember her as the director of the...
May Days
Watersheds Against a backdrop of national headlines over the massive and spreading oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico that appears to have no end,...
Scorched Earth From the wide, grassy sweep of Katama Plains to the rolling wooded hills of the north shore, the charred smell of smoke hung in the...
Imagine coming home from being off-Island seeing family and friends, and opening your door to find an overpowering stench of home heating oil. Then...
My family and I are following the high drama of the encroaching and angry Atlantic as it closes in on the Wasque property of the Schifters. As with...
The attached letter has been circulated to the The Trustees of Reservations and the Mass Division of Marine Fisheries: In my view, the ongoing...
About 1930 I used to join childhood friends during three summers on Lambert’s Cove Beach, which was the base for Norman Benson’s trap fishing...