WOLFE ISLAND, ONT. / CAPE VINCENT, N.Y. — Local governments in Canada and the United States have taken coordinated steps to preserve the historic cross-border […]
Category: The North Country
A Crowded Field and a Louder Race: New York’s 2025 Governor Contest Takes Shape
New York’s 2025 gubernatorial race has entered its next phase with all the subtlety of a Black Friday rush. What began as a predictable contest […]
New York Expands Senior Property Tax Exemptions; Watertown Weighs Local Impact
WATERTOWN, N.Y. — New York State seniors may soon see significant financial relief after Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation allowing municipalities to increase property tax […]
NYC’s Political Earthquake And The Coming North Country Shift: Why Watertown Is About To Feel The Pressure
–Watertown NY By Hans Wilder New York City just elected Zohran Mamdani, a self-described left-wing ideologue whose policies barely hide behind the word “progressive.” The […]
Why a $2,000 Tariff Dividend Would Not Cause Inflation
-Watertown NY By Hans Wilder There’s a growing debate in Washington over whether Americans could receive a $2,000 “tariff dividend” funded directly from existing tariff […]
Elise Stefanik Enters the Arena: The Woman Trying to Save New York From Itself
-Watertown NY By Hans Wilder New York State has been stuck in a political Groundhog Day under Governor Kathy Hochul, where the policies keep looping, […]
IN WITH THE NEW, OUT WITH THE OLD — AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR WATERTOWN
-Watertown NY By Hans Wilder Last night’s election results sent clear signals: in New York City, the progressive wing of the Democratic Party captured yet […]
Part 2 – Mamdani’s Rising NYC Influence Triggers a Northward Exodus
PART II — CONTINUED ARTICLE What makes this wave fundamentally different from earlier migration cycles is that it is not being driven by local opportunity […]
3i ATLAS UPDATE
Good evening, Watertown — still no word from NASA, still no word from Elon, and still no official explanation for why 3I/ATLAS is behaving like […]
Who’s Going to Budge First — the Buyers or the Sellers? Watertown’s Housing Market Is Now in a Full-Blown Standoff
-Toronto By Hans Wilder The Watertown housing market has quietly entered its most interesting phase in more than a decade — a classic game of […]