From the Editor

July is vacation time and hopefully you are not sitting at your computer but instead enjoying these truly hot, hazy, crazy days of summer. For that reason in July we publish TI Life ‘Lite'. And to help you enjoy the summer, do check this article as we share a new slide show of the Thousand Islands, created by Ian Coristine with the music of Great Lake Swimmers...

On June 6th subscriber number 3,000 joined TI Life! This month we introduce Capt. Brian Johnson, Robert S. Miner and William Worden and welcome back Phil Chadwick, Kim Lunman, Michael Whittaker, James Rapport and Ian Coristine.

Trilliums and Beavers are a sure sign of spring. Sagastaweka Island, has thousands of trilliums to welcome us back to the River and at least one industrious beaver. The first I adore, the latter not so much! Actually there are now other worries for islanders to consider and the list is long...

TI Life has a new "Readers' Exchange" where we welcome your short stories of seven-hundred words, or less. Our first sto...

What’s happening? The December issue of our magazine comes to you with a new look!

Imagine asking the US residents on Washington Island, in Clayton, NY, to change the island’s name back to its original: ...

The January issue was sent in the late evening and by morning my mailbox received comments, questions and offers to contribute. That was great!

Put a thousand islands in your life... This, our second month of a new look, is an exciting one. Certainly all the pers...

Kristen Pinkney We are pleased to present Part I of a series to publish a diary, researched and transcribed by Kristen ...

  This month we cover three special places in the Thousand Islands – Brockville, Clayton and the region itself – t...

Hello,  Thank you for the great content you give us on Thousand Islands Life. The photos make you feel like you ar...

October is a hectic month for Islanders and those who summer in the Thousand Islands, for it is often synonymous with cl...

A compliment, for sure by Susan W. Smith One day a few weeks ago, I met Ian Coristine and Mike Franklin to discuss the ...

As was his way, Paul generously shared credit for this online publication with Mike Franklin and myself but the reality ...

Minding the Store: The Anglers Association, the unofficial key development agency of the 1880s. The Anglers Associati...

  Re: "Where Have All the Shorelines Gone?" by Bud Andress From: Andrew Textor I'd love to have [you] come take a...

Phil Amsterdam, himself an old tour-boat guide and boat-line operator, complains about about sitting on his Cherry Islan...