Letters to the Editor

To the editor: In response to your articles published Feb. 27, 2018 and May 24, 2017 about the disparity of jet fees between New Hampshire and Massachusetts — $300,000 registration fee in New Hampshire, versus $300 in Massachusetts: That is…

To the editor: I find it quite disturbing that you would let an article, such as Brad Cook’s, be written in your publication (“It’s time for gun controls,” March 2-15 NH Business Review). There were so many false and misleading…

To the editor: I just read the March 2-15 edition and observed much verbosity and rocks being thrown about guns with very few facts involved in a most of the paper. So why does NHBR wish to see more children…

To the editor: New Hampshire is CLOSED for Business Over the last few months there has been a lot of attention focused on New Hampshire’s bid for an Amazon facility, and an effort to portray New Hampshire as a great…

To the editor: In 1967, New Hampshire enacted a sales tax. It’s only on prepared meals, room and vehicle rentals. We pay 9 percent, which goes into state coffers – well, most of it. Businesses offering the aforementioned retain a…

To the editor: New Hampshire is a state I love. My family has lived here for more than 10 generations. Therefore, it truly saddens me that my own son and daughter are among a generation that is vanishing before our…

To the editor: This is a response to D. Maurice Kreis’s “A Northern Pass Ratepayer Victory” (Nov. 24-Dec. 7 NH Business Review): Those with Eversource/PSNH easements burdening their properties, who would bear the brunt of the industrial ugliness of the…

To the editor: As Senators Graham and Cassidy attempted to jam through the latest and most horrific repeal and replacement yet of the Affordable Health Care Act — righteously proclaiming that it’s socialism vs. federalism — the GOP-controlled Senate totally…

To the editor: The article by Michael Behrmann (“The right way to support the renewable energy industry,” Aug. 4-17 NH Business Review) could have been shortened to just the last paragraph. Eversource’s customers are slated to pay $140 million in…