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Articles from January 2018

Happenings in January 2018

Happenings in January 2018

Happy New Year... Want to see winter in the Thousand Islands?

Meet our new contributors, view over a dozen winter photographs, watch Elaine Tack's "Juno's" Video, pay tribute to Jeane Fuller ... be sure to read these Happening in January 2018
by: Susan W. Smith
Sam Grenell’s Cows

Sam Grenell’s Cows

“Now for God’s sake hold on a while. You make me so nervous and I can’t stand the pressure. If you must steal, steal from someone else..."
by: Lynn E. McElfresh
Seaway Saga

Seaway Saga

You could say it all started on December 28, just days before the Seaway was set to close for the season, as Pacific Huron, a 623-foot ocean-going vessel, ran aground
by: Michael Folsom
Book Review: Jewels and Ghouls (A 1000 Islands Novel Book 2)

Book Review: Jewels and Ghouls (A 1000 Islands Novel Book 2)

Steve Stone and Jill Matson swing into action again in this contemporary thriller and historical mystery...
by: Susan W. Smith
The Seaway’s 60th

The Seaway’s 60th

The water, after six decades, remains silenced. This year marks the sixtieth anniversary of the completion of the St....
by: Craig Irwin Stevenson
A tribute to last forever

A tribute to last forever

The Macsherry’s interest in the library began almost 100 years before with the establishment of the Holland Library by the family’s ancestor, J. G. Holland.
by: Janet Gregware
The Boarding of the SS Honey Bee

The Boarding of the SS Honey Bee

I have to admit that I hesitated writing this piece, not wanting to ruffle feathers, but the experience was just too ric...
by: Michael Laprade
Sudoku Puzzle #33

Sudoku Puzzle #33

Happy New Year everyone! Time to sharpen our pencils and break out the Sudoku puzzles. Speaking of puzzles, the puzzle t...
by: Dan LeKander
The Heart of River Hospital

The Heart of River Hospital

The Hospital’s many success stories reveal its “heart”; its love of humanity.
by: Wayne C. Strauss
The River at Rest

The River at Rest

The soft, gentle hand of fog settles rarely on the St. Lawrence, but when it does, the character of the River changes.
by: Tom Robbins