Patriot Chronicles: Nepotism and Mr. Noyes After the Patriot War of 1838, 150 men were captured, convicted of high treason and then sent to Australia as prisoners. This is the story of one of those who was responsible for these prisoners. John C. Carter
"Walking Through Fire" - in Kingston This show is described as a musical multimedia experience that includes Métis fiddling, an East Coast Kitchen Party, rumba and rock rhythms, and the drumming of the Pacific Northwest Susan W. Smith
"SS Delphine" – A 257-foot Steam Yacht History of the "SS Delphine" built in 1921 for Horace Dodge Sr. co-founder of the Dodge Brothers Automobile Company. Rick Casali
Sledding Adventures on Grindstone in the 40s This packed-down snow path would become a slick, solid sheet of ice when slightly melted by the sun. This path then became an Olympic Sled Run for us kids . . . Manley L. Rusho
Growing Up on an Island If I was asked to do a test to qualify as a "River Rat," I probably would pass hands down. From the age of nine, I grew up on Island No. 9 in all seasons . . . Darryl Jeanne Lindsey King
The Origins of Gananoque, Part I How Gananoque got its name is a minefield and not for the faint of heart. Several authors have taken a crack at unravelling this quagmire and have only come up with maybes. Paul Coté
New Reference Resources about the 1838 Upper Canadian Rebellion/Patriot War New research and the latest interpretations on topics abut the Rebellions/Patriot War, fought in the North Country and in Upper Canada . . . John C. Carter
Santa Claus is coming to town . . . For the 8th year, River Santa and his team of elves will be welcoming Santa Claus when he arrives by boat at the village of Alexandria Bay, NY, on Saturday December 16th Doug Tulloch
Simcoe Islander Ferry Memories of life on Simcoe Island and the arrival of the new "Simcoe Islander II". Brian Johnson & Shauna Kingstone
Clayton's Premier "Citizen of the Year" I knew a man who lived his entire life in Clayton. He was born, lived, and died in the same house. He said it was “his” village, and he wasn't too happy when the summer people came . . . Cary R. Brick
130 Years of Armstrong - Street Friendships Happy 90th, Skippy. We go back awhile. Skippy, our cottages go back a lot further than 78 years, and I wondered if there might be an untold story here that could be created for you on this birthday. So, with the help of two Gananoque researchers . . . Robert H. Street
1953 Chris Craft 28 Express “Muskie” In the Thousand Islands, boats and boating families are fiercely connected. One such wooden classic is a 1953 Chris Craft 28 Express named “Muskie”. Rick Casali
Thousand Islands Adventures The engine turned over but did not start. My Dad, getting annoyed, jumped aboard, brushed my sister to the leeward side of the boat, and went to start the engine. What happened next was like something out of a horror story. Alexandra O’Rourke
