Volume 13, Issue 7, July 2018

9 Articles for you to read on your dock, cockpit or verandah! Enjoy

News and Happenings in July

However, Summer 2018 is proving to be lovely and sunny, warm and perfect for boating.

The Glorious Fourth of Yesteryear

Independence Day, or the Glorious Fourth, was a hugely celebrated affair back in the Gilded Age. Congress didn’t d...

Lynn E. McElfresh

Accessibility Ramp at Joel Stone Park

On June 16, 2018, tover 200 guests were celebrated the project, known as “Redefining Limitations, the Lions Accessibility Ramp” was officially opened.

Early Families in Westminster Park

The founders of Westminster Park were savvy entrepreneurs. They carefully laid a framework for the community, establishi...

Songs, like Friends, are Gifts

I began writing and performing original songs while attending Gananoque Secondary School, located in the historic Heart of the Thousand Islands.

The Bridge: 80 Years Young

Have you ever walked across the Thousand Islands Bridge? I’ve been crossing that bridge for the past 60 years ...

Wayne C. Strauss

Reveille Island, proud history

This month Reveille Island has come on the market for sale, and we think it is important to share its history to help find another caring steward.

Dog Owners: Be Alert to Harmful Algal Blooms!

New York Sea Grant reminds those of us who have dogs, who love the water, to be alert to the danger that harmful algal b...

Sudoku Puzzle #42

This month we return to a Sudoku puzzle format that will be most recognizable to you. As always, the puzzle will require a keen eye!