Don and Marnie - Team On! Speaking with Don and Marnie, sitting at a picnic table, in this idyllic setting, I realized just how much they are a team . . . Allison Burchell-Robinson
Grindstone Island Church-Stained Glass Window Series- About Alexander Shorts This sets off a new series about the stained glass windows in the church on Grindstone Island. Cindy Rusho Hagemann
Prescription For a Winner: Speed and a Splash of Water In 2017 Bill Northup came to me, with a story he wanted told. We met several times, going over a life-time collection of photos, news articles . . . Martha Grimes
I Spy Gananoque, where is this seen? My first guess was wrong. The location was not the obvious and now vanished second floor walkway at Parmenter and Bulloch . . . Sherry L. B. Johnson
Fair Winds and Following Seas to Mark Ellis Mark Ellis' legacy lives on in the many vessels that he designed and continue to bring pleasure to boaters on the River and beyond . . . Rick Casali
Memories of the North Country & the River My first job was working during the summer of 1955 at age 15, at Reinman's Newsstand on the main drag in Clayton, NY . . . Michael Brick
Connecting the Dots from Desks to Dirt It started with a Skittle. Not the most traditional way to explain erosion, but . . . Bridgett McCann
Spirit of the River, May 2025 Last month, we put out a call for examples of the long, friendly cross-border cooperation here in the Thousand Islands. We were (and continue to be) concerned . . . Jennifer J. Caddick
John Peach, A Man For Our Seasons The name John Peach will be a familiar one. John has been writing and speaking about the River for more than two decades. . . Allison Burchell-Robinson
My name is Blinkbonnie Charles McDonald built me as a simple frame home after arriving in Gananoque in 1810 . . . Sherry L. B. Johnson
Shout Out to River Lifesaves, May 2025 Imagine if you need your motor repaired or stored over the winter. What about needing a ride over to an island or drive your truck across the River??? Susan W. Smith
Spirit of the River For much of our lives, the border has felt like a bit of a casual formality, as friends and families crossed the invisible international line without giving it much thought. . . Jennifer Caddick & Susan W. Smith
