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The Facebook Expert Who Never Read the Article A satirical illustration of an angry Facebook user furiously typing comments while looking at a Watertown Post article on a computer screen. The exaggerated scene shows the user reacting emotionally before reading the story, surrounded by humorous props emphasizing overconfidence and impulsive social media behavior.

A satirical illustration of an angry Facebook user furiously typing comments while looking at a Watertown Post article on a computer screen. The exaggerated scene shows the user reacting emotionally before reading the story, surrounded by humorous props emphasizing overconfidence and impulsive social media behavior.

The Facebook Expert Who Never Read the Article

Hans Wilder July 9, 2026

Watertown, N.Y. — By Hans Wilder There is an interesting question that every publisher eventually asks themselves: “Do...

Northern New York Could Capitalize on Canada’s Healthcare Crisis with New Private Medical Facilities Canadian Doctors Under Pressure – A System in Crisis

Canadian Doctors Under Pressure – A System in Crisis

Northern New York Could Capitalize on Canada’s Healthcare Crisis with New Private Medical Facilities

Hans Wilder July 9, 2026

Watertown, N.Y. — By Hans Wilder Canada’s public healthcare system is under intense scrutiny as the country...

Opinion: An Amphitheater? Watertown Can Dream Bigger Than That. Aerial concept rendering of a modern mixed-use redevelopment in downtown Watertown, New York, showing a large brick-and-glass building surrounding an expansive public plaza with trees, seating, and walkways. The plaza extends around the east side of the building, while a roadway enters a ground-level parking garage integrated into the structure.

Aerial concept rendering of a modern mixed-use redevelopment in downtown Watertown, New York, showing a large brick-and-glass building surrounding an expansive public plaza with trees, seating, and walkways. The plaza extends around the east side of the building, while a roadway enters a ground-level parking garage integrated into the structure.

Opinion: An Amphitheater? Watertown Can Dream Bigger Than That.

Hans Wilder July 8, 2026

LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — By Hans Wilder One of the things we’ve always believed at the Watertown Post...

Constantino’s Cartoon Strategy: Winning New Voters Without Losing the Old Screenshot of Anthony Constantino's YouTube video titled Thank You President Trump: The Cartoon Adventure, featuring an animated illustration of Roger Stone wearing a dark pinstripe suit and sunglasses inside an ornate, chandelier-lit room.

Screenshot of Anthony Constantino's YouTube video titled Thank You President Trump: The Cartoon Adventure, featuring an animated illustration of Roger Stone wearing a dark pinstripe suit and sunglasses inside an ornate, chandelier-lit room.

Constantino’s Cartoon Strategy: Winning New Voters Without Losing the Old

Hans Wilder July 7, 2026

LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — By Hans Wilder Anthony Constantino has never run a conventional political campaign, and...

Trump’s Endorsement Looms Large as NY-21 Race Shifts Toward November A symbolic political illustration showing President Donald Trump pointing in front of an American flag beside a voter placing a ballot into a ballot box against a rural Upstate New York landscape.

A symbolic political illustration showing President Donald Trump pointing in front of an American flag beside a voter placing a ballot into a ballot box against a rural Upstate New York landscape.

Trump’s Endorsement Looms Large as NY-21 Race Shifts Toward November

Hans Wilder July 7, 2026

WATERTOWN, N.Y. By Hans Wilder — President Donald Trump’s influence over Republican voters remains one of the...

Smullen Steps Aside, Setting the Stage for the Real Battle Ahead NY-21 Showdown: Constantino vs. Smullen, Two Paths to the Golden Age

Smullen Steps Aside, Setting the Stage for the Real Battle Ahead

Hans Wilder July 3, 2026

-Kingston Ontario, By Hans Wilder The Golden Age Begins… Assemblyman Robert Smullen’s decision to withdraw from the...

Upper Canada Edition: Kingston’s Bryan Adams Puts the St. Lawrence Region Back in the Spotlight From Cape Vincent to Clayton, Alexandria Bay to Sackets Harbor, generations of Northern New Yorkers have spent weekends shopping in Kingston, attending concerts, visiting museums, watching CKWS television, listening to Kingston radio stations, and making lifelong friends across the river. Likewise, thousands of Canadians have crossed south to shop, vacation, and explore Jefferson County.

From Cape Vincent to Clayton, Alexandria Bay to Sackets Harbor, generations of Northern New Yorkers have spent weekends shopping in Kingston, attending concerts, visiting museums, watching CKWS television, listening to Kingston radio stations, and making lifelong friends across the river. Likewise, thousands of Canadians have crossed south to shop, vacation, and explore Jefferson County.

Upper Canada Edition: Kingston’s Bryan Adams Puts the St. Lawrence Region Back in the Spotlight

Hans Wilder July 3, 2026

-Kingston Ontario, By Hans Wilder Whether you agree with his latest song or not, one thing is...

Opinion: Watertown Doesn’t Need More Bureaucracy. It Needs a Sales Team. "Watertown Post" map of Watertown NY 136501

Opinion: Watertown Doesn’t Need More Bureaucracy. It Needs a Sales Team.

Hans Wilder July 3, 2026

-Watertown NY By Hans Wilder For decades, Watertown has spent countless hours debating how to divide the...

Opinion: It’s Time to Bring Back the Rooftop Highway It's Time to Bring Back the Rooftop Highway

Opinion: It’s Time to Bring Back the Rooftop Highway

Hans Wilder July 2, 2026

For generations, Northern New York has been waiting for its turn. Back in the 1950s and early...

All Aboard for the North Country: Why a Syracuse–Micron–Watertown–Fort Drum Commuter Railway Is an Idea Whose Time Has Come A sleek modern commuter train modeled after Scandinavian light rail designs travels through flat Central New York farmland past the Micron campus in Clay. A station sign shows stops between Syracuse and Fort Drum, including a proposed Micron station.

A sleek modern commuter train modeled after Scandinavian light rail designs travels through flat Central New York farmland past the Micron campus in Clay. A station sign shows stops between Syracuse and Fort Drum, including a proposed Micron station.

All Aboard for the North Country: Why a Syracuse–Micron–Watertown–Fort Drum Commuter Railway Is an Idea Whose Time Has Come

Hans Wilder June 28, 2026

By Hans Wilder | Watertown Post Editorial Every once in a while, an idea comes along that...

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Northern New York Could Capitalize on Canada’s Healthcare Crisis with New Private Medical Facilities

Opinion: An Amphitheater? Watertown Can Dream Bigger Than That.

Constantino’s Cartoon Strategy: Winning New Voters Without Losing the Old

Trump’s Endorsement Looms Large as NY-21 Race Shifts Toward November

Smullen Steps Aside, Setting the Stage for the Real Battle Ahead

Upper Canada Edition: Kingston’s Bryan Adams Puts the St. Lawrence Region Back in the Spotlight

Opinion: Watertown Doesn’t Need More Bureaucracy. It Needs a Sales Team.

Opinion: It’s Time to Bring Back the Rooftop Highway

All Aboard for the North Country: Why a Syracuse–Micron–Watertown–Fort Drum Commuter Railway Is an Idea Whose Time Has Come

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