Opinion
Family leave research: clarifying opt-out vs. opt-in
Editor’s note: Kristin Smith, associate research professor of sociology at the University of New Hampshire and a family demographer at the Carsey School of Public Policy, wrote this letter to the House Labor Industrial and Rehabilitative Services Committee to clarify…
The dark history of ‘America First’
If more Americans were aware of the history of the phrase, they would urge Trump to reject it
Edeblut’s under-qualifications
While the new commissioner of education is many fine things, he is not educated or experienced in the field
A tale of 2 administrations
Comparing and contrasting President Trump and Governor Sununu
Regulatory edicts are feel-good politics
Yes, NH regulations can be restructured, but not by memo
A missed opportunity to boost broadband
House’s rejection of municipal bonding authority hurts economic development
The value of older workers in NH
Let’s celebrate our experienced workforce and stop bemoaning what we lack
Beefing up NH’s workforce requires investment
We can’t afford to lose the next generation of highly skilled workers to other states
Legislation big and small
An overview of some of the bills being monitored by business organizations
Financial, health security is under threat in NH
On Jan. 21, the women’s march drew large crowds, not just all over the world, but in the North Country town of Lancaster, a town with 3,408 residents who, like the entire region, voted strongly for Donald Trump. All told,…
Celebrating New Hampshire’s State Library
2017 is the 300th anniversary of the nation’s first such institution
Stalled federal policy hurts NH biomass
As the second most forested state in the nation, New Hampshire has long recognized the important role woody biomass (mainly forest thinnings and wood waste from forests) energy can play by diversifying its energy mix, providing clean and renewable power…
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