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Watertown Needs to Bury Its Powerlines: Time to Be the City of the Future Again Forward-Thinking – pushing Watertown into a modern, future-ready city.

Forward-Thinking – pushing Watertown into a modern, future-ready city.

Watertown Needs to Bury Its Powerlines: Time to Be the City of the Future Again

Watertown Post July 23, 2025

By The Watertown Post Watertown once called itself “The City of the Future.” It’s time we started...

What Happens in Watertown if Obama is Arrested for Treason? Political Earthquake in a 50-50 City

What Happens in Watertown if Obama is Arrested for Treason?

Watertown Post July 23, 2025

By The Watertown Post Editorial Board Watertown, New York — a city that split right down the...

The Hoax Is Dead. Watertown, Stop Acting Like Sheep. WatertownPost.com

The Hoax Is Dead. Watertown, Stop Acting Like Sheep.

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By HP Wilder, Watertown PostJuly 20, 2025 The Russian collusion lie is finally, officially dead. The truth...

What It Means for Fort Drum For Northern New Yorkers, this isn’t just some far-off foreign policy issue. Fort Drum, home to the 10th Mountain Division, could become the training and logistical hub for Arctic operations if Greenland came under U.S. control. Soldiers stationed at Drum already train for cold-weather warfare in conditions similar to Greenland’s rugged terrain. A Greenland annexation would likely expand Arctic rotation deployments, meaning more jobs, more investment, and more attention to our region as the tip of America’s Arctic spear. Local contractors and businesses could see new defense spending flow into Jefferson County as equipment, winter gear, and support services ramp up to meet the mission. Imagine Watertown becoming the nerve center of America’s newest frontier—where soldiers trained on Tug Hill snowpack deploy straight to Greenland to keep Putin’s Arctic ambitions in check.

Greenland Should Be America’s Next Frontier – And Fort Drum Could Play a Role

Watertown Post July 18, 2025

By HP Wilder, Watertown Post WATERTOWN, N.Y. – As Russian President Vladimir Putin makes headlines over his...

The Facebook Bubble: Why Watertown’s Leaders Can’t See Beyond Social Media – And It’s Hurting Local Politics No Republicans on the Primary Ticket – And Facebook Is a Big Reason Why

No Republicans on the Primary Ticket – And Facebook Is a Big Reason Why

The Facebook Bubble: Why Watertown’s Leaders Can’t See Beyond Social Media – And It’s Hurting Local Politics

Watertown Post July 17, 2025

By The Watertown Post Welcome to what I’ve decided to call “The Facebook Bubble.” If you live...

Not Science Fiction—This Is Happening Right Now I run several websites, and AI has made that possible. But here’s the truth: I’m part of the problem. Every time I use AI to generate articles or manage content, I’m feeding the very system that will eventually make me—and everyone else who runs a business online—obsolete. At some point, AI won’t need websites. It will just feed everyone the information they need, exactly when they need it. No websites. No ads. No middlemen. That’s not hyperbole. That’s the future we’re staring at.

AI Is About to Kill the Website—And Maybe Your Job Too

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By Hans Wilder, Watertown Post Artificial intelligence isn’t coming. It’s already here—and it’s about to change everything...

Watertown Post Report: Nuclear Power Eyes Northern New York as State Pushes for Clean Energy Revival

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Massena, N.Y. — The prospect of nuclear energy coming to Northern New York took a serious turn...

Headline: U.S.-Canada Border Under Tightening Watch: What It Means for Northern New York Digital Media USA

Headline: U.S.-Canada Border Under Tightening Watch: What It Means for Northern New York

Watertown Post July 13, 2025

Watertown Post | Sunday Edition Headline: U.S.-Canada Border Under Tightening Watch: What It Means for Northern New...

E‑Bike Invasion Hits Watertown: A Local Headache in a Nationwide Trend Digital Media USA

E‑Bike Invasion Hits Watertown: A Local Headache in a Nationwide Trend

Watertown Post July 13, 2025

Watertown, NY — You’ve seen them. Heard them. Maybe even dodged one. Electric bicycles, or “e‑bikes,” have...

The Doors Are Closed: Watertown’s City Hall and the Message It Sends Closed and locked modern marble entrance

The Doors Are Closed: Watertown’s City Hall and the Message It Sends

Watertown Post July 11, 2025

Watertown Post Editorial Take a stroll past Watertown City Hall — our center of civic life, our...

Watertown Needs to Bury Its Powerlines: Time to Be the City of the Future Again

What Happens in Watertown if Obama is Arrested for Treason?

The Hoax Is Dead. Watertown, Stop Acting Like Sheep.

Greenland Should Be America’s Next Frontier – And Fort Drum Could Play a Role

The Facebook Bubble: Why Watertown’s Leaders Can’t See Beyond Social Media – And It’s Hurting Local Politics

AI Is About to Kill the Website—And Maybe Your Job Too

Watertown Post Report: Nuclear Power Eyes Northern New York as State Pushes for Clean Energy Revival

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E‑Bike Invasion Hits Watertown: A Local Headache in a Nationwide Trend

The Doors Are Closed: Watertown’s City Hall and the Message It Sends

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