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Northern Pass’ proposed use of the public roads for its power line is an entirely legal and proper use of public road easements
We can’t afford to fall behind in worker training just as opportunity’s doors open with fresh air for our economy
Live Free or Die Alliance Facebook followers overwhelmingly say yes
Recent legislative action is a reminder that people should take stock of their situation
The New Hampshire Dental Society recently reported that 28 new dentists have been given licenses to practice since the beginning of 2013
What explains the difference between men and women in business and nonprofit leadership?
To the editor: Members of the Nottingham Water Alliance have been following articles on USA Springs since NHBR began covering this story. We are frustrated that NHBR has never mentioned that our organization petitioned the town of Nottingham to pass…
A missing ingredient in the U.S. health care system: coordination
Increased access to health care will make it easier for potential entrepreneurs to go out on their own
On signing this landmark piece of environmental legislation, then-Gov. Judd Gregg described the state’s rivers as 'emeralds in the crown jewels of New Hampshire'
Riding along the highway recently, it struck me that New Hampshire has an obsession with alcohol. Passing the prominent liquor stores on Interstate 93 north of the Hooksett tollbooths, the convenience of stopping, buying booze and getting back on the…
“I’m not going to support anybody. I support everybody.” – Bill O’Connor, chair of the Strafford County GOP, when asked where he stood on the growing number of potential Republican presidential contenders.
Reflections on the contributions of the Craig family and Art Grant
If there is not a significant change in pilot training worldwide, this will happen again
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