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To the editor: In his guest column in the editorial section of the April 10-April 23 issue of New Hampshire Business Review, Rep. Jim Splaine urged passage of House Bill 436 - the same sex marriage bill - on the…
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To the editor: In his guest column in the editorial section of the April 10-April 23 issue of New Hampshire Business Review, Rep. Jim Splaine urged passage of House Bill 436 - the same sex marriage bill - on the…
To the editor: Regarding former state Sen. Burt Cohen’s March 13 screed against President Lincoln (“There’s another way to look at Lincoln,” March 13-26 NHBR), let me correct a few factual errors. • Clement “Valiant Val” Vallandigham was NOT “……
To the editor: The item headed “Electoral College” in the Flotsam & Jetsam section of your Jan. 30-Feb. 12 issue mocks Grafton County Republicans generally and former County Treasurer Carol Elliott in particular as “sore losers” for daring to question…
To the editor: We love top 10 lists. After hearing the news earlier this month, I thought we need to start a new list: The best real estate developers in New Hampshire. My recommendation for number one? The Gregg brothers.…
To the editor: I read with interest Bob Sanders’ article concerning N.H. Rep. Jill Schaefer Hammond House Bill 617 (“Bill would open state health to businesses,” 2/13-2/26 NHBR). While I applaud her efforts, I think there may be some items…
To the editor: The economic situation in this country is getting worse. Many people I know are losing their jobs or are afraid they will lose them. I work for a school district in the state of New Hampshire, and…
To the editor: First, full disclosure: I am general manager for New England Wood Pellet in Jaffrey. I have an interest in seeing the use of pellet fuels grow in the northeastern United States. Now why I write: New Hampshire…
To the editor: At the risk of being seen as an overly optimistic Realtor overselling how good the economy is, I feel compelled to offer another view of the current market from the commercial real estate industry. I’ve always appreciated…
To the editor: Right now, even by bus: • It is inconvenient to travel between Nashua and Boston • It is impossible from Manchester anymore • It is inconvenient to take a bus from the middle of nowhere (new “terminals”…
To the editor: Thank you very much for writing about passenger rail. New Hampshire might want to ask Canadian governments and Canadian businesses if they would be willing to help fund and run passenger rail between Canada and Boston. Many…