Presidential election thoughts
A decision of enormous consequence — and a clear choice
Cook on Concord
Diversity is New Hampshire
First-in-the-nation snub ignores how political representation has changed in New Hampshire
Post-primary matters
The NH Ballot Law Commission addresses election concerns
No time for baseball
A primary, a presidential debate and a night with the bishop made for a busy Sept. 10.
Issues in this year's election
Candidates are not addressing state and national fiscal woes
Two complaints and a tribute
Candidates insult each other rather than address issues; Ruth Griffin served NH well
Poised for a state primary
NH election landscape is coming into focus
A hero gets his wings
In Laconia, one of the best of the best turned 104 years old on June 30, and then died on July 7. John E. Gauthier was a special New Hampshire man and a proud American.
School’s out for ed leaders
In addition to all the changes and potential changes in governmental office holders due to retirements and newly filed candidacies after the filing period in June, New Hampshire’s higher education leadership has seen a number of changes on July 1, the beginning of most institutional fiscal years.
Steps in the right direction for legal help
One of the sad realities in the legal system is that it is expensive. Attorneys cost money, court procedures have become increasingly complex and confusing to the average person, and in many cases, it is those least able to afford it who become involved in legal proceedings.
