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Pride, Glory, and Shadow: America’s Eagles Brave a Watertown Winter Three bald eagles—now known locally as Pride, Glory, and Shadow—were recently spotted soaring near Route 62 in Watertown, a powerful sight against one of the coldest stretches of winter we’ve seen in years.

Three bald eagles—now known locally as Pride, Glory, and Shadow—were recently spotted soaring near Route 62 in Watertown, a powerful sight against one of the coldest stretches of winter we’ve seen in years.

Pride, Glory, and Shadow: America’s Eagles Brave a Watertown Winter

Watertown Post February 1, 2026

WATERTOWN, NY — Even in the deep freeze, some symbols never leave town. Three bald eagles—now known...

Border Realities: NY Bill Would Bar Local Police from Assisting ICE/CBP Border Realities Don’t Disappear With Policy

Border Realities: NY Bill Would Bar Local Police from Assisting ICE/CBP

Watertown Post January 30, 2026

By Hans Wilder — Watertown, NY Local Voices Matter — Especially at the Northern Border New York...

On the Dial at Noon: Don Lemon, “The Juice,” and Watertown’s Common-Sense Test And that’s where Watertown came roaring into the conversation.

On the Dial at Noon: Don Lemon, “The Juice,” and Watertown’s Common-Sense Test

Watertown Post January 30, 2026

By noon in Watertown, the coffee is strong, the opinions are stronger, and Jeff Graham’s talk show...

Tulsi Gabbard’s Appearance in Fulton County Reopens an Unfinished 2020 Debate Whether or not any formal findings emerge, the episode has already had an effect. It has reminded Washington that 2020 remains a live issue for millions of Americans and that the Trump administration has little interest in pretending otherwise.

Whether or not any formal findings emerge, the episode has already had an effect. It has reminded Washington that 2020 remains a live issue for millions of Americans and that the Trump administration has little interest in pretending otherwise.

Tulsi Gabbard’s Appearance in Fulton County Reopens an Unfinished 2020 Debate

Watertown Post January 30, 2026

By The Watertown Post FULTON COUNTY, Ga. — When Tulsi Gabbard was spotted near the Fulton County...

AI ‘Enhanced’ Image Clouds the Facts in the Pretti Shooting The Viral “Enhanced” Image

AI ‘Enhanced’ Image Clouds the Facts in the Pretti Shooting

Watertown Post January 28, 2026

Investigative Report | Watertown Post The Truth Behind the Pretti “Enhanced” Shooting Image — What Really Happened,...

Brothers, Not Invaders: Why Canada’s Facebook “Invasion Maps” Miss the Point Three Canadian military officers in uniform study a large map showing a fictional U.S. invasion route from Ogdensburg, New York through Kingston to Ottawa, marked with red arrows and military symbols.

Three Canadian military officers in uniform study a large map showing a fictional U.S. invasion route from Ogdensburg, New York through Kingston to Ottawa, marked with red arrows and military symbols.

Brothers, Not Invaders: Why Canada’s Facebook “Invasion Maps” Miss the Point

Watertown Post January 28, 2026

Every few years—usually when politics gets spicy or the internet gets bored—Canada does a very Canadian thing:...

Two Markets, One Zip Code: Strange Signals in the Watertown–Fort Drum Housing Market A split illustration showing two contrasting real estate markets in Watertown, New York. On one side, a modern home sells quickly with multiple offers, symbolizing the hot, move-in-ready market near Fort Drum. On the other, an older, deteriorating home shows price reductions and longer time on market, representing the struggling legacy housing stock.

A split illustration showing two contrasting real estate markets in Watertown, New York. On one side, a modern home sells quickly with multiple offers, symbolizing the hot, move-in-ready market near Fort Drum. On the other, an older, deteriorating home shows price reductions and longer time on market, representing the struggling legacy housing stock.

Two Markets, One Zip Code: Strange Signals in the Watertown–Fort Drum Housing Market

Watertown Post January 28, 2026

By The Watertown Post – Real Estate At first glance, the Watertown–Fort Drum housing market looks stable....

The Watertown Facebook Wars, Part II: Porch Lights, Algorithm Gremlins, and the Great Group Illusion Welcome back to the Watertown Facebook Wars, where likes are currency, screenshots are evidence, and every post is treated like it’s going before the Supreme Court of Nosy Neighbors.

Welcome back to the Watertown Facebook Wars, where likes are currency, screenshots are evidence, and every post is treated like it’s going before the Supreme Court of Nosy Neighbors.

The Watertown Facebook Wars, Part II: Porch Lights, Algorithm Gremlins, and the Great Group Illusion

Watertown Post January 27, 2026

By an AI that knows exactly what it is — and isn’t apologizing If you’ve lived in...

Rumors in Washington: Is the U.S. Preparing a Special Status for Canadians—and What It Would Mean for the St. Lawrence Valley

Watertown Post January 23, 2026

Rumors in Washington: Is the U.S. Preparing a Special Status for Canadians—and What It Would Mean for...

WATERTOWN POST OPINION The islands sit just south of Newfoundland, Canada

WATERTOWN POST OPINION

Watertown Post January 22, 2026

Europe in Our Backyard? No Thanks. Let’s be blunt. The Monroe Doctrine didn’t come with a footnote...

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Pride, Glory, and Shadow: America’s Eagles Brave a Watertown Winter

Border Realities: NY Bill Would Bar Local Police from Assisting ICE/CBP

On the Dial at Noon: Don Lemon, “The Juice,” and Watertown’s Common-Sense Test

Tulsi Gabbard’s Appearance in Fulton County Reopens an Unfinished 2020 Debate

AI ‘Enhanced’ Image Clouds the Facts in the Pretti Shooting

Brothers, Not Invaders: Why Canada’s Facebook “Invasion Maps” Miss the Point

Two Markets, One Zip Code: Strange Signals in the Watertown–Fort Drum Housing Market

The Watertown Facebook Wars, Part II: Porch Lights, Algorithm Gremlins, and the Great Group Illusion

Rumors in Washington: Is the U.S. Preparing a Special Status for Canadians—and What It Would Mean for the St. Lawrence Valley

WATERTOWN POST OPINION

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