News Article
A proposed anchor tourism attraction for the Thousand Islands is a huge step closer to opening its doors on Brockville’s...
by: Kim Lunman
As the jacket notes describe: "most charming...
by: Susan W. Smith
Despite the intentions of the Poker Run, it is frequently cited by environmentalists as an example of conspicuous consumption and pollution.
by: James Rappaport
...the season would go in the books as one of the worst since the early 1960s in terms of tonnage. The 25% decrease in cargo volume ...
by: Michael Folsom
Consistent with our mission of raising the bar, Thousand Island Life seeks to recognize special tributes.
by: Susan W. Smith
It looks like it could be the end of an era for the last antique wooden tour boat in the Thousand Islands.
The Morrisani...
by: Kim Lunman
However, once the sun has set, the St. Lawrence River has, amidst all its beauty, a very dark underbelly that continues to this day.
by: James Rappaport
After close to a year spent collecting information, answering questions, copying documents...
by: Susie Wood
Finding a particular photograph, identifying an individual or an historic fact is like finding “gold” to a researcher.
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by: Susan W. Smith
In 1984 there were three famous men best known for fighting evil spirits which had taken New York City by storm. They to...
by: Michael Folsom
Lynn Beahm, at Arcadia Publishing, sent us several photos of postcards and a description of Arcadia’s recent: Post...
by: Susan W. Smith
Great Lake Swimmers are coming June 6th!
Celebrating the Maritime Discovery Center of the Thousand Islands.
Eighteen m...
by: Ian Coristine
The following was received in mid-April:
Dear Susan,
...
by: Susan W. Smith
A documentary that takes viewers beneath the St. Lawrence River to a wreck at the bottom the Brockville Narrows is...
by: Kim Lunman
One of the unique elements in the Thousand Islands region is our ability to travel between our two countries with relati...
by: James Rappaport
In March we announced that Ian Coristine's photographs were featured in the March
by: Susan W. Smith
In January the River took its leave, pulled a thick white blanket over itself, and rested. Freed from the turmoil of thr...
by: Richard L. Withington
Patricia and Robert Mondore received good news this
by: Susan W. Smith
Ice on the mighty St. Lawrence is beginning to thaw, but as light snow fell on the morning of February 22, nearly thirty...
by: Michael Folsom
We were going to contact you about going airboating with us, but we had a small mishap a few weeks ago.
by: Michelle Argersinger
The Thousand Islands Biological Station (TIBS) is located on Governor's Island, near Clayton, NY, and is an important re...
by: John Farrell, PhD
Some sleep in queen-sized beds on luxury yachts, some sleep under the Thousand Islands sky in a sleeping bag, but...
by: Michael Folsom
A “Monster” muskie was caught in the Thousand Islands on November 28th by Ottawa resident Dale MacNair who was with his ...
by: David Ray & Susan W. Smith
PRESCOTT: The Canadian Empress is about to set sail from the Fort Town to its next port of call - Brockville - with passengers from all over North America
by: Kim Lunman
In listening to the Inauguration, I was struck by our new President's call for individual responsibility. As I thought a...
by: Richard L. Withington
February, the dead of winter, and here we are thinking spring. We asked Roland Pootmans and his wife, Danielle, if they ...
by: Roland Pootmans
Snow has covered summer cottage roofs, boats have been shrink wrapped and placed in marina parking lots and ice is formi...
by: Michael Folsom
So you think you're a dedicated Thousand Islander? Dr. Dick Withington (also known as Doc) is enjoying his fourth consec...
by: Richard L. Withington