Many River folk will remember “Winged Bull Studio” in Clayton, NY, where Greg ran a gallery and frame shop for many years. This summer his work will be on display at the Thousand Islands Arts Center . . .
We all remember that Saturday morning when we voted, I think unanimously, that starting the Kingfisher Septic Tank Monitoring Program was not only a good thing to do, but that it was vital to the health of the River.
Time to join TIA... NPRs Emily Russell presented Heather Haynes artwork and Congratulations to Don and Marni Ross for their recent award from Ontario Nature
Is the water high? Is the water low? See the water levels plotted by the International Joint Commission on Lake Ontario. Lake St. Lawrence, Lake St. Louis and the Montreal Harbour. Also, see how you can help TI Life.
Watercraft Inspection Stewards serve as a front-line defense against aquatic invasive species such as Hydrilla, Eurasian Water Milfoil, and Zebra Mussels. Aquatic invasive species that are transported by vessels . . .
Modern-day voyageurs were looking for places to camp overnight along their way, so I offered our property here on Ash Island
Review of the 2020 St. Lawrence Seaway shipping season - groundings, collisions,, amazing towing jobs and lots of excitement.
At Glen Elbe is a farm so deeply steeped in history and so very rich in nature, that its story needs to be told .
TILT's Founder, Ken Deedy, once said that “when it comes to preserving habitat, the rule of thumb is ‘bigger is better.'"
Every winter Save The River awards its Friends of the River Award to people who have made significant contributions. This year's recipients were Susie Smith and STR teachers
The first major event was the structure fire at Tennis Island in June.
COVID-19 may have cancelled STRs On the Water and In the Schools programs... but not for long. See how they are reimaging education.
90 volunteers helped STR haul more than three dump truck loads of plastic and trash from the River bottom and shoreline.
Did you know Gato Diablo specialty Coffee Roasters is right here in Cape Vincent...
Border, Masks, COVID-19, Ships colliding, Past comments... and lots of stories... Yes, July may be quiet on the River, but lots to tell you about.
The mate grabbed the brake wheel and started leaning on it. “Billy!” he yelled above the din, “Tell the skipper to back down! We’re gonn’a lose ...”
Who is stepping up and helping when some can’t help themselves? The answer is, of course, the Northern New York Community Foundation
A quick guide has been put together to outline how you can find and navigate the ship tracking system on your own,
