Cook on Concord

To the editor: I read the letter from Ted Leach and Joe Keefe entitled, “Bring back the real Judd Gregg” (April 24-May 7 NHBR). I have to respond. I too support “responsible action to address the dangerous impacts of climate…

To the editor: I read the illogical article on climate change in the March 27 issue (“We need a grand bargain on climate change,” by Roy Morrison, March 27-April 9 NHBR). Carbon sequestration by green plants has been with us…

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…