Articles from March 2012
A lot to report this month. I discovered that one of the leading Crime Writers Festivals takes place on Wolfe Island. We present more than a dozen winter photographs and a sneak preview to Ian Coristine's "One in a Thousand". One of the biggest news stories is the announcement of the largest real estate transaction in the Thousand Islands with the sale of Eagle Point properties.
by: Susan W. Smith
The citizens of Round Island are gathering at the dockside post office under a sapphire blue sky on a Sunday afternoon i...
by: Kim Lunman
“How many cottages are on the island?”
This is usually the first question I’m asked when I begin to describe life on Gr...
by: Lynn E. McElfresh
Every year, on the second Saturday in August, the members of a criminal cohort make their way by ferry to peaceful, buco...
by: Vicki Delany
...“What Constable James means,” he said, “is that we’re not in a position to help you. The Anti-Gang Unit—”...
by: Sam Wiebe
She ain’t no lady!
She’s not a tramp either!
She introduces you to the 1000 Islands in her own inimitable wa...
by: James Morrison
What you see is a photograph from 1965 of the Pot Pourri plying the St. Lawrence River with a Dodge Motor Home
by: Susan W. Smith
I found my own way to view the river and the ships when I discovered the various webcams on www.Abay.com.
by: Tara Hutson
James Churchward, who lived from 1851 to 1936, wrote a series of books on the Lost Continent of Mu , in whic...
by: Jack E. Churchward
If you collect Thousand Islands memorabilia, my guess is that your first purchase might have been a postcard.
by: Robert L. Matthews
A Story of Smugglers, River Pirates, Love, War and Freedom Fighters in 1838...
by: Lynn E. McElfresh
Hon. Michael Chan, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport, in Ontario, announced on March 7th that the Eagle Point prope...
by: Susan W. Smith