Trader Fred News Today

Frederic D. Mascolo (“Trader Fred”), 65, of Edgartown, formerly of Waterbury, Conn., passed away on Thursday, August 30, 2023, at Martha’s Vineyard Hospital. He was a wonderful friend to many, son, brother, and uncle.  Fred was born in Waterbury on Sept. 13, 1957 Fred attended the McTernan School, Holy Cross High School, and Fairfield University. […]

Frederic D. Mascolo, also known as Trader Fred, 65, of Edgartown died unexpectedly on Wednesday, August 30, 2023, at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital. His memorial Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, Nov. 11, at 11 am in St. Elizabeth’s Church, Main Street in Edgartown, and burial will follow in the New Westside Cemetery, Robinson Road […]

Frederic D. Mascolo, known affectionately to Islanders as Trader Fred, passed away Wednesday at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital after battling a terminal illness. He was 65 years old. The owner of a local real estate firm and of the popular Edgartown discount store, Trader Fred’s – along with many other ventures — Mascolo was well […]

Frederic D. Mascolo, also known as Trader Fred, 65, of Edgartown, died unexpectedly on Wednesday, August 30, 2023, at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.  A celebration of Fred’s life will take place at a future date, and a complete obituary will appear in a future edition of this paper. Visit chapmanfuneral.com for online guestbook and information.

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The internet loves Martha’s Vineyard’s 44 miles of bike paths! “Martha’s Vineyard is truly a cyclist’s paradise.”  “What’s unique about biking on Martha’s Vineyard is that you’ll find not only the smooth, well-maintained paths indigenous to the Cape, but also long stretches of road with virtually no traffic that, while rough in spots, traverses breathtaking […]

To the Editor: The hunter-gatherers were out Saturday afternoon in Chilmark. I was gathering chestnut burrs for a holiday project, and parked next to these hunters, who were suiting up to go hunting. It reminded me I need to go to Trader Fred’s and get my orange vest. Archery season is open. Irene Ziebarth Chilmark