Articles from June 2013

June is here – more water in the River - they say it will be a hot summer (Ya, sure…) and the June issue is filled to the brim with history and happenings.
Click here to see three videos: Love your Park Day; Clayton Diving Club and “Old River Stories" with Alan Newell and Everett Smith...

We’re here! We arrived on the island in the middle of a glorious sunny day. The crossing was a little bumpy but Linda at...

“I wouldn’t live anywhere else... I don’t think you can beat it!” Antoine ‘Tiner’ LaRush “People are drawn to this hou...

A handful of brave souls ventured out in the cold for the grand opening of the newly renamed Thousand Islands National P...

The Thousand Islands Navy, or the Admiralty as it is known by some, was established in 1940 by W. Grant Mitchell, my gre...

The sandwich board points to a Flea Market and each time I see it I experience the thrill of the hunt!   In fa...

The boat you are looking at is the oldest motoryacht in continuous usage anywhere in North America, and presents one of ...

Camping on an island has a special appeal -- that feeling of leaving the everyday back on the mainland. This quality tha...

I’ve only been working with the Thousand Islands Land Trust (TILT) for a little over a year, but in that short time I fe...

Remington died of appendicitis in 1909 at the age of 48. Theodore Roosevelt...

Any Islander will tell you, they are an integral part of keeping our river community safe. And with water levels becomi...

Riverquest...It’s all about inspiring curiosity! So whatever things you are “In Quest of”, be it adventure...

Wednesday, June 4th, 2013 – or is it?  The calendar may be correct, but the scenery told another story.  More ...

As Brockville was preparing for the arrival of 14 tall ships, Clayton was ready for another 3 to arrive as part of the 2...