Changes abound in the spring
Norelli, Odell retirements to leave big holes in Legislature
Cook on Concord
Spring brings clarity to New Hampshire’s 2014 political races
A look at the state races, big and small
Energy needs: the PSNH/Northern Pass perspective
The information provided at a recent gathering was startling
Governor Ridge’s Republican Party is not the Republican Party of today
The former Pennsylvania governor harkened back to an earlier time, when ‘conservative’ meant something very different
Examining the race to fill Ray Burton’s seat
Special Executive Council election will have ramifications for the entire state
It’s time to pay to fix our roads and bridges
Deteriorating infrastructure in New Hampshire needs to be addressed
2014 Legislature: déjà vu all over again
Once again, there are repeating themes, repeat bills and a relative dearth of new subjects
What’s in store for 2014? Some predictions
Thoughts on the upcoming national and state elections
What I learned from my non-campaign run for governor
The last couple of months have taught me a lot about what politics is about today
Plymouth State hosts fitting memorial for Ray Burton
Public service scholarship is an appropriate way to remember the North Country icon
