The budget process
Tangential matters dot package to get rankand-file House members behind it
Opinion
New Hampshire is better, and braver, than HB 544
Measure would continue whitewash of New Hampshire and U.S. history
Collaboration can solve state’s mental health crisis
We are still struggling to eliminate what has become known as “The Waitlist.” Why?
Thank you, senators, for minimum wage votes
Senators Shaheen and Hassan listened to those who would be most impacted by eliminating the tip wage and made the difficult political decision to break with leadership and party to vote against the bill
More thoughts on the proposed higher ed merger
A thorough, comprehensive review is needed before moving forward
Right-to-work is the right move for New Hampshire
The right of a worker to form, join, participate in or financially support a union is a fundamental right that should never be infringed upon.
Sadly, racism against Asian Americans is nothing new
For many urban Asian Americans, the effects of the attacks are tangible. People are afraid to leave their homes.
Keep local control in our communities
What does “the New Hampshire way” mean? Ingenuity, selfreliance, local control, frugality, community, loving the land.
Understanding the state’s ‘sales tax’ on renters
How the property tax is making NH’s state’s rental unit shortage even worse
The fight for fair elections in New Hampshire
It’s time to end the unseemly practice of gerrymandering
Helping New Hampshire’s vulnerable kids
Volunteering for CASA of NH can make a lasting difference in a child’s life
College merger not so simple
There’s a lot to be said for change, but it requires thought and perspective
Trouble in Texas: Could it happen in NH?
There are three reasons it can’t, but that’s no reason to be complacent
House Republicans are ready to work for NH
There is no secret that this legislative year will be different.
2021 legislative menu
State budget tops the list, but redistricting, voting rules are up there too
NH Legislature’s energy choice: monopolies or markets?
Lawmakers need to defend community power law from being gutted
New hope for economic growth in the new year
Our communities and economy are relying on Congress to act
