Letters to the Editor

To the editor: In response to Brad Cook’s article in the NH Business Review of Aug. 3-16 (“Is the NH House too large?), I offer the following: In 1974 I was elected to the NH Constitutional Convention from Grafton District…

To the editor: The governor’s vetoes of Senate Bills 365 and 446 must be overturned. Here is why:  Stand on any hilltop or mountain in New Hampshire and what do you see in every direction you look?  Trees, we have millions of…

To the editor: NH’s Consumer Advocate, Don Kreis, wrote an article in April for InDepthNH, “Subsidy Season at State House For Wood-Burning Plants” He reminds us there are unresolved issues with Senate Bill 365, the biomass and waste incineration bill…

To the editor: I’m writing in response to the opinion piece by Bill O’Brien and Greg Moore, “Hey solar industry, why the subsidy?” Let’s get this straight. There was NO subsidy for the solar industry in Senate Bill 446. SB…

To the editor: Poor Tom Sullivan (“Environmental activists ignore energy realities,” April 27-May 10 NH Business Review). He must not have been in New Hampshire in the 1970s … or maybe he forgot … when Public Service Company was promising…

To the editor: I was disappointed in the article you published on the Senate Bill 313 Medicaid expansion (“Medicaid expansion is critical for NH,” April 13-26 NH Business Review). Health insurance for a self-employed person is higher than the average…

To the editor:   Have you ever posted an article to Facebook – just the headline and the link? And then up pops a comment asking a question that is clearly answered in the article? It happens all the time.…

To the editor:   This is a response to Jordan Bean’s series of columns on the millennial workforce. What more would you expect from a consultant (whatever that means) with two-plus years’ work experience? Mr. Bean’s article is full of…