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NY-21 Shockwave: Markets Put Constantino in Commanding Lead as North Country Momentum Builds Graphic showing Anthony Constantino leading with 82 percent over Robert Smullen at 24 percent in a Kalshi prediction market for New York’s 21st Congressional District Republican primary.

Graphic showing Anthony Constantino leading with 82 percent over Robert Smullen at 24 percent in a Kalshi prediction market for New York’s 21st Congressional District Republican primary.

NY-21 Shockwave: Markets Put Constantino in Commanding Lead as North Country Momentum Builds

Watertown Post May 5, 2026

Kalshi Market Signals Anthony Constantino as Strong Frontrunner in NY-21 Republican Primary West Palm Beach, FL., May...

Northern New York Housing Pressure Builds: Foreclosures Climb, But the Crisis Looks Different And in a place like Northern New York — where wages have never kept up with national spikes — that pressure builds faster and hits harder.

And in a place like Northern New York — where wages have never kept up with national spikes — that pressure builds faster and hits harder.

Northern New York Housing Pressure Builds: Foreclosures Climb, But the Crisis Looks Different

Watertown Post May 4, 2026

Foreclosures are climbing again across the country — but this isn’t 2008 financial crisis all over again....

Albany Says “No Fines” — But the Dark Skies Act Already Points to What Comes Next A Law Without Fines — Until It Has Them

Albany Says “No Fines” — But the Dark Skies Act Already Points to What Comes Next

Watertown Post May 2, 2026

There is a familiar line coming out of Albany on the proposed Dark Skies Protection Act: there...

The Warp Speed Blind Spot: A Firsthand Warning, Long Before the Pandemic The Data Question

The Warp Speed Blind Spot: A Firsthand Warning, Long Before the Pandemic

Watertown Post April 30, 2026

By Staff Writer WASHINGTON — Before COVID-19 became a household term, before lockdowns, before vaccines, there was...

Turned Away at the Border—And Somehow We’re the Ones Called “Closed”? WatertownPost.com

Turned Away at the Border—And Somehow We’re the Ones Called “Closed”?

Watertown Post April 30, 2026

By Watertown Post Opinion Desk There’s a certain brand Canada has carefully cultivated over the years—polite, open,...

Hochul Says “No New Taxes” — But Northern New York Has Heard That Before

Watertown Post April 27, 2026

Governor Kathy Hochul stood before reporters this week and once again insisted she is done raising taxes....

Syracuse Production Experience Eyes Watertown Opportunity on the Black River

Watertown Post April 24, 2026

A major production opportunity may be quietly taking shape on Watertown’s north side, as Syracuse-based DiBernardo Productions...

Tom Homan Gets YUGE Round of Applause at Turning Point USA: “The Deportation Force Is About to Double” Watertown Post.com Tom Homan

Tom Homan Gets YUGE Round of Applause at Turning Point USA: “The Deportation Force Is About to Double”

Watertown Post April 23, 2026

Watch entire interview at The Watertown Post: Scroll To Bottom to Watch Former ICE Director and now...

Watertown’s Empty Lots and Vacant Houses Are Not Just a Local Problem — They’re an Upstate New York Problem Watertown may not be Buffalo in scale, but the principle is the same. Empty lots and vacant houses in Watertown represent a local version of the same structural problem facing upstate New York: cities that need housing, need taxpayers, need neighborhood stability, and yet are still carrying dead space block after block. The difference is one of magnitude, not kind

Watertown may not be Buffalo in scale, but the principle is the same. Empty lots and vacant houses in Watertown represent a local version of the same structural problem facing upstate New York: cities that need housing, need taxpayers, need neighborhood stability, and yet are still carrying dead space block after block. The difference is one of magnitude, not kind

Watertown’s Empty Lots and Vacant Houses Are Not Just a Local Problem — They’re an Upstate New York Problem

Watertown Post April 22, 2026

Watertown does not suffer from a lack of land. It suffers from a lack of productive use....

The New Search: Why Local Independent News Sites Are About to Matter More Than Ever Own your town. Own your story. Own your domain.

The New Search: Why Local Independent News Sites Are About to Matter More Than Ever

Watertown Post April 22, 2026

For more than two decades, the internet worked like this: you typed a few words into Google,...

NY-21 Shockwave: Markets Put Constantino in Commanding Lead as North Country Momentum Builds

Northern New York Housing Pressure Builds: Foreclosures Climb, But the Crisis Looks Different

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The Warp Speed Blind Spot: A Firsthand Warning, Long Before the Pandemic

Turned Away at the Border—And Somehow We’re the Ones Called “Closed”?

Hochul Says “No New Taxes” — But Northern New York Has Heard That Before

Syracuse Production Experience Eyes Watertown Opportunity on the Black River

Tom Homan Gets YUGE Round of Applause at Turning Point USA: “The Deportation Force Is About to Double”

Watertown’s Empty Lots and Vacant Houses Are Not Just a Local Problem — They’re an Upstate New York Problem

The New Search: Why Local Independent News Sites Are About to Matter More Than Ever

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