The meaningful contributions of our local banks
There are many small things (and businesses) we should be grateful for
Cook on Concord
What path will the House follow in 2015 session?
Let’s hope that what is best for the state as a whole will be the guiding principle of the vast majority of legislators
An open letter to the N.H. Legislature
When I started to write this column on Dec. 3, it was going to be an open letter to Speaker William O’Brien. A funny thing happened on the way to finishing.
Election reflections: GOP gains, ample negativity
In New Hampshire the results could have been, and in many cases were, forecast
Remembering New Hampshire’s most historic election
As a result of travels for our 40th wedding anniversary, my wife and I had to vote absentee a couple of weeks before the 2014 election. The last time we did that in an important election was when we were…
New Hampshire resources that help us stay current
Rudman Center is the latest source for substance and education, with no yelling
‘Equality’ and the motivation to do hard work
If people’s expectations have changed so fundamentally that they think of work as only one option, what does it say about us as a country?
Fiscal issues should be at center of ’16 campaign
Liberals, conservatives, Democrats, Republicans and independents all have a stake in fixing the debt
The slates are chosen for November’s election
No sooner was the primary over then attack ads funded by out-of-state PACs and ‘social welfare organizations’ began to disparage the nominees
The Foley family’s inspirational dignity
As a beacon of faith in a time of horror, they indeed made New Hampshire proud
