The growth has been remarkable for Cityside Management
Real estate management firm's 300 employees manage properties throughout the U.S., and beyond
New Hampshire Business Review - April 22 2011
Lynch to speak on state of Derry-Londonderry region
Gov. John Lynch is scheduled to speak at the State of Region event Friday, May 6 from 7 to 10 a.m. at the Derry Municipal Center.Hosted by Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce, the governor and state Sens. Sharon Carson…
Is this real fiscal responsibility?
A good job with benefits. A nice house, with affordable property taxes. Good schools and colleges. Paved and plowed roads. Sturdy bridges. Functioning courts. Police and fire protection. Clean air and water. Parks and playgrounds, libraries and museums. Treatment, not…
Long-term care: The system is out of balance
New Hampshire's 60-plus population is expected to swell from 262,000 today to 419,000 in 2020 and to 504,000 by 2030. That has significant implications for the delivery of health care and for the public policies that help drive that care.…
Don't forget career schools
Over 50 percent of high school graduates entering college end up dropping out. In addition, 50 percent or more of our students do best in schools of applied learning rather than purely academic schools. Somewhere over the years, applied learning,…
Downshifting state costs to property tax is not a solution
Housing accounts for more than 16 percent of our state's economy, making it a key driver in New Hampshire's economic rebound. But as our governor and legislators carry out the unenviable task of trying to balance our state books, they…
Tobacco-tax cut proponents are blowing smoke
The following are excerpts from a letter sent by Frank J. Chaloupka, a professor of economics and public health at the University of Illinois at Chicago, to both Gov. John Lynch and Senate President Peter Bragdon. Dear Governor Lynch and…
Flotsam & Jetsam
When you combine the words "tea party" with "presidential candidates" and "media event," you get, well, a media event. And the little get-together held April 15 at the State House was just that. The problem, however, is that it was…
