-Toronto By Hans Wilder The Watertown housing market has quietly entered its most interesting phase in more than a decade — a classic game of […]
Category: Fort Drum
Hidden in Plain Sight: Illegal Kitchen Hires in Watertown Restaurants “May” Cost Locals 200 Jobs
Watertown, N.Y. — While diners across town are enjoying plates of curry, pizza, lo mein, or kebabs, few realize what’s happening behind the swinging kitchen […]
Seriously: Canadian Unification Will Transform the St. Lawrence Valley
Watertown Post Exclusive The Watertown Post What once seemed like pure political science fiction—an economic, social, and political unification of the United States and Canada—is […]
Greenland Should Be America’s Next Frontier – And Fort Drum Could Play a Role
By HP Wilder, Watertown Post WATERTOWN, N.Y. – As Russian President Vladimir Putin makes headlines over his bold comments about Greenland’s strategic importance, the conversation […]
Headline: U.S.-Canada Border Under Tightening Watch: What It Means for Northern New York
Watertown Post | Sunday Edition Headline: U.S.-Canada Border Under Tightening Watch: What It Means for Northern New York By Staff Writer – Watertown Post WATERTOWN, […]
Honoring 250 Years: The U.S. Army’s Northern Pivot and Sackett’s Harbour’s Wartime Legacy
A young Hans Wilder—now owner and editor of the Watertown Post—captured at age 10 during the 1976 Battle of Sackets Harbor reenactment, proudly running with a period-correct U.S. flag. A moment that sparked a lifelong passion for local history and patriotic journalism.
Drone War Era Redefines Fort Drum’s Role Amid Strategic Shifts
By The Watertown Post Staff Watertown, NY — A dramatic escalation in modern warfare tactics is sending ripples all the way from the Russian heartland […]
MLS Manipulation Hits Home: How Watertown’s Real Estate Market Reflects a Growing National Concern
By The Watertown Post Editorial Team A recent viral video titled “Homebuyers Are BEING FOOLED BY MLS MANIPULATION” has sparked discussion across the country—and it’s […]
When the CCP Comes Calling: Adirondack Land and National Security
Tonight, we raise an eyebrow—not in reverence, but in grave concern. For while the birds sing over the brooks of the Adirondacks and the wind […]