The Dealer Bill of Rights is fair to all
An editorial supporting Senate Bill 126, the Dealer Bill of Rights.
Opinion
Immigration reform must address the skills gap
The skills gap threatens not only our nation's economic growth, but also our ability to compete globally.
Let’s expand the tent of health care
Prevention is the key to a healthy life and affordable health care. So why is it so hard to achieve?
The Old Man’s spirit lives within us
The same awesome forces of nature that carved the profile of the Old Man millions of years ago surely shape us
Flotsam & Jetsam: May 3, 2013
There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to politicians. It is the middle ground between governing and bases, special interests and core beliefs, sane and insane, sense and nonsense. And it lies between the pit of politicians’ fears and the summit of their courage.
Airline mergers could mean fewer flights to regional airports
The industry is trending toward reducing the number of small airport destinations, favoring instead to fly into larger hubs
What’s the plan behind the women’s prison proposal?
New Hampshire Corrections officials gave out details last month for a proposed $38 million, 224-bed women’s prison behind the men’s prison in Concord.
Senate Bill 126 will destroy state’s auto industry
The legislation seeks to assert greater government involvement in the relationship between carmakers and dealers
Rudman Center off to a great start
At the opening dinner, keynote speaker John McCain gave a glowing tribute to Rudman’s ability to forge alliances, stand for principle and display humor
Democracy can’t afford to be without newspapers
You can agree with it, hate it, wrap fish with it, but a newspaper will let you know what is going on in your state and community
Casino money is fool's gold
The smart bet is to walk away from the seduction of ‘easy money’
Why Yahoo’s decision on telecommuting makes sense
To the editor: Regarding Ron Bourque’s comments on Yahoo and telecommuting (“Data-based decision-making gone awry,” April 5-18 NHBR), I think that Ron missed a very important part of the story, at least as I read it in other venues. Certainly…
USNH sabbaticals are too costly
Since 2004, professors have taken 178 yearlong sabbaticals and 743 part-year sabbaticals at a cost of $65 million
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