Smith Islanders on Island Life: 'There's No Short Walks' and 'Everyone Keeps Their Keys in the Car'
Maryland Newsline
Wednesday, April. 21, 2010
Mark Kitching, a Smith Island waterman, knows his daughter might have to leave the island to have a better life. |
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Kathleen Bradshaw, 12, was born in Salisbury and raised on Smith Island. Island children have a lot freedom, she says. |
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Pamela DelDuco, a retired medical office manager, describes differences between New York and Smith Island, where she'll move after her husband retires. |
Eddie Evans, 72, was born and raised on the island. A retired waterman, he talks about the future for other watermen. |
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Bill Phillips, a former CIA employee, has spent a lot of time on the island and hopes to make it his permanent home soon. But he worries about the impact of erosion. |
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Rick Edmund, pastor of the island's three Methodist churches, talks about the island's police presence - or lack thereof. |