Articles from August 2010

A "microburst" swept through the Thousand Islands last month, uprooting trees, damaging cottages and leaving some island...

I remember the first time I saw a loon. It was in the early 1980’s, because we still had that small aluminum fishing boa...

The Antique Boat Museum's 46th Annual Boat Show in Clayton, held over the July 30th - August 1st weekend, attracted over 7000 visitors

The sinking was first reported to police by Mrs. Walter Wells. “It was a great boom which woke me up. Then we began to hear people

August bring its rewards: usually, much better, night-sky viewing; unique planetary alignments; Northern-Lights; s...

St. Lawrence Pottery located on Route 12N about 5 miles east of Clayton, features John Arnot’s ceramic art as well...

What’s in a Building? Bricks, mortar and a lot of wood. But the Gananoque Canoe Club (GCC), now known as the Thous...

Readers of TIL are aware that one hundred and sixty Patriots were taken prisoner at the Battle of the Windmill near Pres...

The following excerpt is from the novel Napoleon's Gold by Thomas Pullyblank, forthcoming in spring or summer of 2011. ...

This article is written for our young readers... They call me Higgins. I am a Welsh Terrier and proud of it.