Susan W. Smith may have more articles on our old site. Click here to visit our old site.
The July issue has 13 article - perfect for reading anywhere - please send a link family and neighbors. Happening July 2019 - My rant again,
High Water News... It's a small world department... Don Brown... Photographs... Yes, happenings for July 2019.
Lynn McElfresh has written over 130 articles for TI Life and when she began her monthly assignments she was already an accomplished writer h
The Thousand Islands Performing Arts Hall of Fame underscores the importance of the arts in the Thousand Islands. Celebrating the arts inspires us in a time when young people's internal compasses are on the fritz every time they open their phone and scroll through their feeds.
Solving the murder of Walter Higgins is not the only mystery in River Rogues… in fact, there are several more mysterious themes that take you down River to Chippewa Bay and also out to Grindstone Island – even into Delaney Bay…
A wonderful point on Downie Island offering great views up and down the River. a main cottage and a bunkie.
June, finally some warm days interspersed with heavy rains!Those rains are not as welcome since the St. Lawrence River is at an all-time hi
Only two words describe what is on everyone's mind... High Water.Suffice to say listening to the news throughout Eastern Ontario, Montreal
Even though the sun is not shining all the time, the season has started with ships, boats and even snowbirds returning to the River.April 2
My High-Water Rant... small world story - Connie Ingerson; sad news, Michael Geiss and special fund raisers...
...writing to convince many of us today, June 2019, that the high water is beneficial when so many are suffering is a different story
High Water are two words we only want to hear in late September, when it is not high enough and boats come out of the water!
Check out the Dog-Strangling Vine Video - Have some free time...maybe you can help TI Life! and most of all see some wonderful photographs... yes the River is opening for Summer 2019.
Father Ray, as he likes to be called, moved here from a suburb of Chicago. He spent more than 35 years in the Chicago area, teaching in seminary for 10 of those years.
In March, I received a link to a travel essay published in the online edition of the popular and impressive magazine – Artsforum. I recognized Ian Coristine’s
Days are getting longer, school breaks come and go, clocks move forward... sure signs this winter will end; I promise! But it is a good time to enjoy our new TI Life.
Yes, a new look... Learn the why; meet the authors. Also sad news of Dudley Danielson; Learn about Assemblyman Walczyk's new suit and many more winter photographs...
...2019 and 2008 are different. What works on a desktop computer screen does not work on various other devices.
