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He was a tireless, committed advocate for manufacturing
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He was a tireless, committed advocate for manufacturing
His actions on SB 446 and SB 365 were simply wrong on the merits and wrong on the facts
IIt can be a key tool for communities like Franklin
To the editor: The governor’s vetoes of Senate Bills 365 and 446 must be overturned. Here is why: Stand on any hilltop or mountain in New Hampshire and what do you see in every direction you look? Trees, we have millions of…
To the editor: NH’s Consumer Advocate, Don Kreis, wrote an article in April for InDepthNH, “Subsidy Season at State House For Wood-Burning Plants” He reminds us there are unresolved issues with Senate Bill 365, the biomass and waste incineration bill…
I say we abolish the term “diversity and inclusion.” Instead, let’s talk about embracing difference – all differences. Einstein taught us everything is relative to a reference point. Well, what or who is the reference point here? In the Western…
We cannot afford to ignore this health emergency
Why it’s time for a thorough review of our tax system
It’s a quandary, and should it be a campaign issue?
Post-Wayfair, is the welfare of our state really in jeopardy?
In the June 19 issue of NH Business Review, Commissioner Taylor Caswell of the NH Department of Business and Economic Affairs mapped out the new agency’s focus on innovative strategies to recruit talent and build our state’s strengths, including its…
The country has been becoming more non-white for many years, but thus far not necessarily in the state of New Hampshire. The Granite State is currently the third “whitest” state in the union, behind just Maine and Vermont. It is…
A look at how the primary and general election campaigns are shaping up
A renegotiated agreement with Vail Resorts would uphold the original intent of the deal
Why it’s important to support the Campaign for Legal Services
Current low reimbursement rates threaten a dire reduction in service
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