Bragdon should be able to handle dual Senate-LGC roles
New Hampshire, with its volunteer legislature, cannot help but run into situations in which personal and vocational assignments conflict with office
Cook on Concord
The importance of estate planning
Recent legislative action is a reminder that people should take stock of their situation
N.H. and alcohol: Are we consistent in our focus?
Riding along the highway recently, it struck me that New Hampshire has an obsession with alcohol. Passing the prominent liquor stores on Interstate 93 north of the Hooksett tollbooths, the convenience of stopping, buying booze and getting back on the…
Face to face with New Hampshire’s heritage
Reflections on the contributions of the Craig family and Art Grant
A garden party visit with Ray Burton
A reflection on the time, effort and dedication the longtime executive councilor has given to the state
New Hampshire’s budget slouches forward
Neither leadership nor philosophy was in evidence this go-round
How history makes us who we are
What 1968 did to shape a generation
There’s more to the 501(c) controversy
There certainly is a legitimate issue about how many entities we should afford tax exemption
New forms of education and other matters
Online education, certificate courses, articulation agreements between community colleges and traditional colleges, the ability to get college credit while still in high school and many other innovative choices will present students with more options in the future
Rudman Center off to a great start
At the opening dinner, keynote speaker John McCain gave a glowing tribute to Rudman’s ability to forge alliances, stand for principle and display humor
