Government Archives - Page 158 of 208

NHDRA takes taxpayer outreach on the road

NH Business Review Staff,

Part of effort to streamline meals and rooms tax communication

Is NH losing trust in trusts?

Bob Sanders,

State to study long effort to lure them here

Concord construction firm owner accused of lying in OSHA death probe

NH Business Review Staff,

Officials say they were misled on worker’s actual employment status

Backus: Raising NH’s solar standards would yield many economic benefits

Bob Backus,

It would lower electric bills, add jobs and expand local investment

Brett: New England needs approval of new NAFTA

James T. Brett,

The importance of trade with Canada and Mexico to the region’s economy cannot be overstated

New Hampshire's budget: where both sides agree

Anna Brown,

There is common ground, but it’s all on hold until a compromise is reached

Sununu: ‘I am absolutely disappointed’ in MacDonald vote

Chris Sununu,

The following is the statement read by Gov. Chris Sununu following the Executive Council’s rejection of Gordon MacDonald’s nomination as the next chief justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court: "I have been involved in the Governor and Council confirmation…

Volinsky: Why I could not support the governor’s nominee for chief justice

Andru H. Volinsky,

Many Granite Staters have approached me questioning Gordon MacDonald’s qualifications to be the state’s top judge, our Supreme Court’s chief justice. They asked about his lack of judicial experience and the fact that he has not tried a single jury…

Legislature will convene Thursday to reach agreement on budget

Bob Sanders,

The House and Senate won’t just be voting on the budget today, as agreed to by the committee of conference between representatives from each body to reach a compromise on two versions of the same bill. Both bodies will each…