N.H.’s renewable energy mandates are risky
The time has come for solar and wind to compete on their own with coal and nuclear power
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Local farmers rely on our support
To the editor: This time of the year is very special in New Hampshire. Farms are in full swing, raising vegetables and meat proteins for your edible pleasure. Local artisan cheese makers, New Hampshire microbreweries and wineries have been very…
SEC reform bill will make a difference
The way the measure passed is a lesson in how the Legislature can work
Political shenanigans and remedies for the deficit
501(c)4 organizations - ideologically pure and politically damaging
Trade missions: a tool for economic growth
Over 15 years of such trips, N.H. businesses have reaped tens of millions in contracts
End systemic corruption our elections
To the editor: Most people reserve at least one day out of the year to express love for their country — the Fourth of July. But what about the day after? As part of the New Hampshire Rebellion, I will…
EPA’s climate action is good for New Hampshire
It’s an opportunity for businesses and investors to continue to innovate and build a clean energy economy
N.H. ignores needs of small business
To the editor: Another fantastic article on employee classification (“State’s crackdown on worker misclassification not all it’s cracked up to be,” May 30-June 12 NHBR). Unfortunately, big business continues to get a sweetheart deal off the backs of small business.…
Hassan’s hypocrisy on travel ban
We are tired of elected officials saying one thing, but doing another
A twin-state approach to fostering leadership
Leadership Upper Valley stands alone among similar programs
Never stop rediscovering
To the editor: Today, small businesses are struggling and surrounded by economic doom and gloom, and business growth and business survival is critical to our entire nation’s economy. Today, as consumers, we import more than we export and job loss…
Our state senators are not listening to us
To the editor: Our legislators no longer have constituents, they have investors — groups not even from legislators’ districts with whom legislators spend 70 percent of their time fundraising, and who donate in order to obtain favorable policy. A recent…
Partnership seeks to meet demand for nurses
Community colleges, USNH, work together to streamline education process
Engaging the hesitant health care consumer
We may be a society of expert shoppers, but the health care industry is another ballgame entirely
Remembering two significant contributors to N.H.
John and Elizabeth Beckett touched many lives in the Granite State
Proposed Clean Water regulation is all wet
Troubling rule would undermine the rights of businesses and property owners
Northern Pass foes aren’t just up north
To the editor: I was just reading the article on New Hampshire's energy market volatility (“Is energy market volatility a sign of things to come?” May 2-15 NHBR). The misinformation that I would like to address is in regards…
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