EB-5 has potential public-funding benefits
The creative use of the EB-5 foreign investment visa offers numerous opportunities to fund worthy projects and create jobs for U.S. citizens
Opinion
So you want to vote for legislation?
8 questions lawmakers should ask themselves before voting on a bill
State's second EB-5 investor center awaits OK
Under the little-known EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program, foreign nationals who make qualified investments in American projects are eligible to receive expedited green cards
Avoiding the 'cliff' and other matters
We elect our representatives in Washington to solve problems, not create them
Preserve the charitable tax deduction
Reducing the incentive to give is exactly the wrong strategy to pursue
Past legislatures have undermined the courts
Underfunding has resulted in severe damage to the state’s justice system
We need a balanced mix of energy sources
Given the newfound bonanza of oil and natural gas in shale deposits across the country, Americans might be forgiven for believing that the nation's energy problems are over.
It's time to revise New Hampshire's energy plan
A lot has happened since the plan was first created over a decade ago
A DES achievement: safe disposal of hazardous waste
The Hazardous Waste Coordinator Certification program ensures good management practices
Our elected officials listen, but do state agencies?
Northern Pass study commission exposed conflicts of participants from state departments
Hospitals face financial unknowns
Public policies and external factors are jeopardizing our local health care environment
As PSNH rates rise, the New Hampshire advantage is at risk
The utility’s power plants should compete in the competitive marketplace, not enjoy a favored status that retards the state’s economy
New Hampshire in 2013: some predictions
A look at what could and should be in store for Concord in the coming year
A stocking full of thoughts before Christmas
Although he had been out of the U.S. Senate for 20 years, several hundred people and many notable colleagues attended the Nov. 29 tribute to the late Warren Rudman in the Kennedy Caucus Room of the Russell Senate Office Building.…
Connect the dots between health, the economy
The quality of New Hampshire’s economy will depend on the quality, and health, of its workforce
Threats to menhaden are exaggerated
The status of the menhaden fishery is much less dire than depicted
Let's rededicate state resources to higher ed
While other states are experiencing difficult budget decisions, only New Hampshire has completely de-funded student aid
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