Withington's 2021 Safety Review This may have been the least active year that I can remember. Fortunately, our incidents were few in number, and relatively mild in their impact. Richard L. Withington
December '21 News From The Editor First, normally the words "some wind," are shrugged off, but on the night of Saturday, December 11, 2021, our River rose over three feet - Second, we have some good news, Santa is coming to town. Susan W. Smith
The Ferries are Here! “These ferries can run 100% electric. They will not only improve operations immediately, they are also ready for the future, as they will each be one of the first of their kind in North America. Brian Johnson
Portolano in Prescott brings warmth to the season Portolano brings style, colour and warmth to the season. An introduction to one Portolano, A leather goods distribution company located in Prescott, ON . . . Deanna Clark
TIA's Busy Year Thousand Islands Association (TIA): shoal Marking, Fishing Line Recycling Stations, Trash Free River Clean up day, and "River Talk" . . . a very busy year. Janet Smith Staples
Before the Rush Art Show 2021 Come and share some Christmas joy, do some gift shopping for others, or provide a little self care and take home a gift for yourself! Martha Stroud
News in September, from the editor Read or question about the Border - do you know the answer? Meet Clayton Sunflower Winners, and view some amazing 9/11 footage for a day we will never forget. Also we present some beautiful photographs. Susan W. Smith
Blazing a Trail & Honoring a Legacy: First Kenneth Deedy Environmental Steward Sitting in my dorm room, I received a call from a familiar “315” number. As I raised my phone to answer, I felt nervous, but excited and confident for what I was hoping to be good news. Mikael-Ann Melfi
Chief Tecumseh My wife and I often do not share the same taste in art, so when we find a piece that we both like, we jump on it. And so, Chief Tecumseh was born. Michael Laprade
Enhancing Blind Bay - A Project for our Local Fisheries & Wildlife Prior to restoration, invasive hybrid cattails overwhelmed the marshes between Sand Bay and Blind Bay. Jake Tibbles
News in August, from the Editor Lots of news this month: Canadian border opens; Poker Run; Web Sites to Explore, Business assistance, and beautiful photographs. Susan W. Smith
The One and Only Theodore But then, the unthinkable happened! Just a day before he was to pass through Alexandria Bay and Clayton, it was announced that Theodore would make an impromptu stop in Gananoque and would therefore not be going through the main US channel after all. Patty Mondore
Greg Lago - Getting to the Point! 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 . . . Sarah Ellen Smith
