Don’t silence NH's young voters
The governor has a chance to ensure their voices can still be heard
Opinion
You probably live in an ‘affordable’ house
But that’s not the case for so many individuals and families in New Hampshire
Remembering a former justice
The death of William Batchelder is a reminder of the importance of the NH Supreme Court
Capital gains tax is wrong for New Hampshire
To the editor: With several high-profile issues brewing in the state budget battle, one that is starting to get attention is House Bill 686. This bill is a Democratic proposal which implements a 5% tax on capital gains. The money…
The unintended consequences of the ‘can they win?’ view
There are a lot of conversations about the growing number of presidential candidates and, from my perspective, increasing hope because so many are impressive. While exciting, like others, I’m worried about who can win. I don’t mean to dismiss that…
Buying the State House?
Taking advantage of the fine line between electioneering and ‘issue advocacy’
Turner: HB 365 plugs the net metering utility loophole
It eliminates the possibility of cost-shifting to customers
The state's municipalities are united behind net metering
New Hampshire cities and towns don’t just want this policy, they need it
A rushed, heavy-handed House session
Running the body takes discipline, organization and transparency
A plan to ease healthcare workforce shortage
One survey found there are over 2,000 job vacancies across the state
Cut out the smoke and mirrors on drug prices
New Hampshire has the nation’s second oldest population, and polling shows one in four Americans cannot afford the drugs they need to live healthy lives, or even stay alive. With the majority of New Hampshire’s older adults relying on several…
Expanding net metering is good for Granite State
It’s time for a more progressive look at clean energy policy in our state
Tracking the political nonsense
We all would be served better by discussing reforms that could address issues responsibly
Lewis: Why we can’t wait to address NH’s child abuse and neglect crisis
Legislators have done their part; now it’s up to the governor
The lawsuits driving New Hampshire’s budget
The suits could force the state to spend money, whether it wants to or not
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