3 instructive books for a presidential election
Books on Kennedy, Johnson and presidential relationships add perspective about the men who have held the job
Opinion
Legislature has no business running the courts
CACR 26 is troublesome, extreme and a violation of a fundamental principle of constitutional democracy
N.H.'s competitive power market is working
The electricity market is alive and well and helping businesses save on their electricity bills
Dental hygienist law helps address health access
The dentist shortage in New Hampshire is even worse than the numbers suggest
We need a creative fix of state's mortgage mess
How about using the national settlement money to actually help victims and not just hire additional government employees?
An 8-cent health care solution
To the editor: In his column in the Sept. 7-20 NHBR, Tony Paradiso uses McDonald's as an example of the (implied negative) impact of the health care law on small businesses. He writes, "McDonald's CFO estimates that the law will…
'No Labels' is about compromising principles
To the editor: Having a pecuniary interest in the success of his “No Labels” group, it’s not at all surprising that Bill Galston would go on the attack against my criticism of his organization. ("'No Labels' is democracy in action,"…
Changes should be coming to Concord in November
Hassan-Lamontagne gubernatorial race tops list of interesting contests
Should New Hampshire expand Medicaid?
Considering the multi-pronged benefits, the answer is most assuredly ‘yes’
Let's stop overreaching land conservation
Balance is needed when it comes to preserving land in northern New Hampshire
'No Labels' is democracy in action
At every level, it is a genuine movement composed of Democrats, Republicans and independents who are tired of gridlock and want government to work again
Why universal care makes sense
To the editor: Health care is a current and long-term subject for all Americans. Our leaders in Washington and elsewhere are not being successful in presenting Americans with a fair, reasonably priced program. Medicare is available to a large…
SB 284 is only a little step
Recently dental hygienists Kyle Messier and Hope Saltmarsh penned an article in NHBR (“N.H.'s big step forward to improve oral health,” Aug. 24-Sept. 6 NHBR), extolling how the passing of Senate Bill 284 has the potential to significantly improve access…
Selected shorts for the end of summer
Those who don’t vote should not complain about the results of the primaries
It's the system that needs fixing
A case in point: retroactive tariffs on Chinese solar panels
The unpredictability of the N.H. House primaries
My final column on the upcoming primary races is about the New Hampshire House, which -- unlike the Senate, governorship, or Executive Council -- is largely unpredictable because of its 400-member size. Why is the New Hampshire House so big?…
N.H.'s big step forward to improve oral health
Newly passed law puts state at forefront of access to dental care
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