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WATCH OUT WATERTOWN: NYC Elects First Muslim Mayoral Candidate While Our Council Race Ignores Trump Voters

WATCH OUT WATERTOWN: NYC Elects First Muslim Mayoral Candidate While Our Council Race Ignores Trump Voters

Watertown Post June 25, 2025 0
NYC’s Democratic mayoral primary just made history with Muslim candidate Zohran Mamdani winning 43.5%, yet back in...
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Velasquez Pushes Back on Residency Exception; Watertown Post Stands With Him, On This One

Velasquez Pushes Back on Residency Exception; Watertown Post Stands With Him, On This One

Watertown Post June 19, 2025 0
Watertown Post Editorial – By HP Wilder Velasquez Pushes Back on Residency Exception; Watertown Post Stands by...
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Condemned Coffeen Street Eyesore to Be Demolished — And I Can See the Rot from My Bedroom Window Watertown Post "The Post"

Condemned Coffeen Street Eyesore to Be Demolished — And I Can See the Rot from My Bedroom Window

Watertown Post June 19, 2025 0
By HP Wilder WATERTOWN, NY – It’s been an eyesore, a ghost house, and a tragic symbol...
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