Letter to the editor: Public option could hurt businesses, workers
A government-controlled healthcare insurance system would be fiscally irresponsible.
Author: Letter to the Editor
Support homeless families in southern NH
To the editor: For the past 16 years, Family Promise of Southern NH has proven that its program for helping homeless families get back on their feet and living independently is an effective way to reduce homelessness in our community.…
New Hampshire must embrace renewable energy
To the editor: Every day that we do not take action, climate change will continue to destroy the planet. The state of New Hampshire must transition to a renewable energy economy in order to combat climate change. Our state officials,…
Isn’t it time to scrap ‘the pledge’?
To the editor: Our national and state populations are absorbing stunning events and information at warp speed, so let’s take a moment to assess. Given the cocktail of failure we have been served, we are exhausted, overwhelmed and frightened about…
New Hampshire needs high-speed rail
To the editor: Before the invention of airplanes and automobiles, the state of New Hampshire was once powered by the railroad system. The railroad system made New Hampshire towns and cities more interconnected with each other as well as with…
Commitment to community
Letter to the Editor
The choice is capitalism or socialism
To the editor: NHBR is a company that concerns itself with business interests. This is an open letter concerning the election of our next president. Business interests are different and unique. They must be assessed differently. The political noise is…
Why a GOP military vet supports Shaheen
Throughout her time in public service, Senator Shaheen has done what’s right, no matter the political cost.
Missing pieces in ‘Chipping away’ article
To the editor: My concern with the article, “Chipping away: NH’s timber industry tries to adjust after governor’s biomass veto (Oct. 25-Nov. 7 NH Business Review) is not so much what it says but what it doesn’t say. There is…
Kudos for the last issue
To the editor: Although I always review NH Business Review cover-to-cover, the Sept. 27-Oct. 10 issue held me for a single extended reading. Bob Sanders’ cover story, “Beyond the vetoes,” neatly summarized the last veto-heavy legislative session and its diverse…
