Opinion
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
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
Is it time to make hemp legal in N.H. again?
An overwhelming number of Live Free or Die Alliance Facebook respondents say it is
Flotsam & Jetsam: April 5, 2013
“I have yet to wrap my head around how he could realistically compete in a general election.” – Political commentator Dean Spiliotes assesses the prospects of a Bill O’Brien 2nd C.D. run.
Right-sizing the federal government
In Washington, the fight is over money, but the larger debate is over the size and scope of government
Should state aid recipients be drug-tested?
Live Free or Die Alliance Facebook respondents have their say
Life after death for the ‘missile to nowhere’
A missile system the Pentagon doesn’t want continues to get funding
It’s time for N.H. to legalize marijuana, not casinos
It’s a promising libertarian solution to the state’s budget mess
An economic plan for New Hampshire?
Participants are needed for the BIA’s newly launched strategic economic plan effort
Paranoia plays a role in pro-gun movement
Since the shootings at Aurora and Newtown, the irrationality, bordering on hysteria, of the pro-gun, no-regulation folks has been on display
Just say no to private prisons in N.H.
There is a better way to deal with punishment of crime and controlling costs
New England needs greater natural gas access
An expanded pipeline would give the region access to reliable and more affordable energy supplies
Tax credit foes target low-income families
The education tax credit is under attack by the governor and the House
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