Why is NH still waiting for a school-funding fix?
State policymakers must ensure an adequate and fair solution
Opinion
Taxing capital gains can provide sorely needed school aid
The urgency of the need for property tax relief was expressed just about every day to those of us on the campaign trail in 2018
It takes a village to end stigma
As a society, we have the power to change perceptions so profoundly attached to mental illnesses
Let’s put an end to gerrymandering in NH
An independent redistricting commission would be fair, inclusive and transparent
What we learned on a tour with travelers from around the world
My wife and I had the good fortune to travel to Europe for three weeks over Christmas and New Year’s, visiting many places we had not previously seen and meeting folks from around the world who had an interest in…
The real New Hampshire is a welcoming, thoughtful community
A recent Washington Post column just gets the Granite State completely wrong
Legislators can take a big step in support of commuter rail
They should quickly update the 10-year transportation plan to start a study with federal funds
Stay Work Play at the State House
Starting this year, young people in New Hampshire — and the companies that want to employ them — will have an organization to advocate on their behalf in Concord. Stay Work Play New Hampshire will now engage in nonpartisan, issues-based…
Guns and mental health: a new way forward
We are all aware of the seemingly endless and senseless gun violence happening in our country. In many cases there has been a rush to judgment to link mental illness as the cause, even as mental health experts and advocates…
Tax relief is boosting New Hampshire’s economy
In 2015, New Hampshire embarked on an ambitious experiment to reduce tax rates on employers to boost the state’s economy and add jobs. Proponents argued that reducing the Granite State’s uncompetitively high business taxes would cause companies to grow here,…
A modest legislative agenda for the new year
All it takes for extreme views to prevail is for reasonable people to do nothing
State’s I-93 Concord plan needs work
To the editor: The rebuilding plan for Interstate 93 in Concord will move traffic through the city in an efficient and orderly way. But the current plan will do little to help the city grow or develop. Outside of New…
The best kept secret about clean energy
High-level analyses project renewable energy will play a big role in lowering energy prices
Roche is wrong on PFAS standards
To the editor: I read with interest Jim Roche’s op-ed (Dec 7-20 NH Business Review) on PFAS and science and regulation, and began thinking where to start, but then I ran across a this letter in Foster’s Daily Democrat from…
New Hampshire legislators can take a big step in support of commuter rail
They should quickly update the 10-year transportation plan to start a study with federal funds
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