Opinion
Is NH ‘closed for business’?
Process for siting energy facilities in the state is cumbersome, inefficient
Northern Pass is wrong for New Hampshire
As Republicans, we often talk about the need for an “all of the above” energy strategy for our state and our country. I have always advocated for developing all of our energy resources — oil, gas, clean coal, nuclear, solar,…
Politics vs. the public good
When lawmakers support gerrymandering, they violate the state constitution
Infrastructure frustrations
It’s time for a rational discussion of how to meet New Hampshire’s funding needs
End the meals and rooms tax vendor fee
To the editor: In 1967, New Hampshire enacted a sales tax. It’s only on prepared meals, room and vehicle rentals. We pay 9 percent, which goes into state coffers – well, most of it. Businesses offering the aforementioned retain a…
Can NH shape its own destiny?
To the editor: New Hampshire is a state I love. My family has lived here for more than 10 generations. Therefore, it truly saddens me that my own son and daughter are among a generation that is vanishing before our…
Reclaiming civility in the workplace
Let’s not just hope for a better and more civil 2018 but actively work toward making it happen
A message to the recovery community
As we begin 2018, I have no doubt that many meetings will be held throughout New Hampshire and beyond. Meetings on: • What more can we be doing to curb the addiction crisis? • What else can we try? •…
Time to revisit natural gas pipeline plans
Another severely cold winter shows the region’s need for more reliable supply
Signs of relief for mental health workforce
State is taking meaningful steps to resolve shortcomings
Paul O’Leary’s legacy
The distinguished former head of the State Police was a ‘trooper’s trooper’
Beware the bitcoin bubble
Investments in cryptocurrency have become part of a get-rich-quick scheme
The ‘Hoobub and the Grinch’: Northern Pass edition
With apologies to the oft-parodied Dr. Seuss, who first wrote about the Grinch in a short (32-line) rhyming fable called “The Hoobub and the Grinch,” published in Redbook magazine in 1955 (Marlon Brando on the cover of that issue, by…
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