News, Photographs, Water levels Petition and Lorraine Payette - all featured for our February issue.
With high water levels on Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River, the 2019 navigation season caused for much discussion and arguments
We all see our fireboat, the Last Chance resting quietly at the pier, and it is easy to assume that it rarely leaves the dock. But that is not the case. This article gives a 2019 review.
Can I look up an article written by a particular author (there are over 300 of them)? 2. What about looking up an article by topic? 3. Will Google find an article for me?
TIWLT has done a lot for this area, and is about to do more with the launch of their latest initiative: The Thousand Acre Challenge.
It has finally arrived…..the shortest day of the year, the first day of winter. “There are two seasons, boating season and waiting for boating season”.
Define a "Sense of Place..." It was a beautiful day. People were out and about. Late in the afternoon there was a concert on a neighbor’s lawn...
Click here to see the latest news... Hunting in Canada and the US; Coast Guard exercises; rainbows... lots more...
Recently-granted research projects are investigating areas of interest to St. Lawrence River property owners concerned about invasive species impact, water quality, and shoreline erosion.
I am asked many times a week about the causes of this summer’s high waters. I have taken to carrying this Plan 2014 Update...
High Water News... It's a small world department... Don Brown... Photographs... Yes, happenings for July 2019.
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.
Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) and Beyond BOW are training and experience programs developed in 1994
There are 13 existing national marine sanctuaries in the U.S. and three under consideration by NOAA, including Lake Ontario. - should there be another in our region?
The old Monticello turns a historic page before our very eyes as hospital emerges from hospitality.
The River is high this spring. The burning question on everyone's mind is how high will it go?
Chicago-based Entertainment Cruises acquired the Gananoque Boat Line.
The outcomes of water stops can be arrest, fines, vessel seizure, or an onboard vessel search, but it is more likely that you will be left to go on your way,
