Don’t eliminate New Hampshire’s R&D tax credit
There’s an unsettling move afoot in Concord. If passed, this bill could retard innovation and set manufacturing back at the very time our economy is struggling from the impacts of Covid-19.
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Zanchuk: Don’t eliminate New Hampshire’s R&D tax credit
It would be like killing the goose laying golden eggs
Flotsam & Jetsam: Try, try, try, try again
Here’s a fun fact: In Nov., New Hampshire was the only state in the US where Dems had been in control of both houses of the Legislature — and lost control of both of them.
Covid’s impact on people with serious mental illness
We need to offer a helping hand wherever and whenever we can
What will 2021 bring us?
It should be a better year than 2020, but it will have its challenges
Do your part: Get vaccinated
An overwhelming majority of people need to take the Covid-19 vaccine so our world can begin to heal
Random thoughts on a crazy year
On the secretary of state selection process, bipartisanship and more
A disheartening beginning to a new session
Respect and collegiality were sadly missing as the House began its new year
The new year brings the same Covid liability threat
New Hampshire businesses need some basic protections to survive the pandemic
Sununu’s state of emergency has become a lie
The governor has implemented regulations that legitimately belong to the Legislature
Energy-efficiency programs are good for NH businesses, consumers
They deliver economic, environmental and public health benefits
Why energy-efficiency programs are good for New Hampshire businesses, consumers
They deliver economic, environmental and public health benefits
Obamacare is still working for New Hampshire
Under the ACA, the number of uninsured people in NH has almost been cut in half
What do you think?
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