New Hampshire’s millennial misconception
It’s wrong to think that the state can immediately transform itself into becoming ‘millennial-friendly’ through select actions
Opinion
Good advice for the ages
Recent tax bill is at odds with George Washington’s ‘farewell’ wisdom
The rebirth of ‘voodoo economics’
Since the Reagan administration, the Republican Party has been enraptured by what the first President Bush called “voodoo economics” — the “theory” that tax cuts pay for themselves by boosting economic growth and tax receipts. Republicans have acted on this…
Five facts about the tax plan
It has been said that budgets are moral documents, an expression of who we are and what we believe. When I build budgets for my home or business, I am doing more than math. I am making decisions that affect…
A path forward for community-based mental health
New Hampshire once shone as a national model for success, and it can do so again
Thoughts and memories
At the end of the year, remembering recent losses of significant New Hampshirites
A win against bureaucratic encroachment
In NH Securities Bureau enforcement case, judge reaffirms right to a jury trial
New Hampshire should not let the winds of opportunity pass us by
Pease International Tradeport could be an ideal location for the offshore wind sector
‘Residence’ voting bill would have an impact on New Hampshire businesses
New Hampshire may be on the brink of erecting a giant ‘stay out’ sign to students
House tax plan threatens affordable housing
The proposal will either eliminate or seriously impact the tools used to finance affordable rental housing in NH
Have we as a nation lost our moral compass?
In these trying times, we must demand more from our elected officials
It’s time to end the failed war on weed
Back in the last century, when I was a boy growing up in Hampton, a number of things that were considered “social evils” were prohibited by state law and local ordinance. Gambling and “intoxicating spirits” were two of the vices…
It’s not a ‘ratepayer victory’
To the editor: This is a response to D. Maurice Kreis’s “A Northern Pass Ratepayer Victory” (Nov. 24-Dec. 7 NH Business Review): Those with Eversource/PSNH easements burdening their properties, who would bear the brunt of the industrial ugliness of the…
One developer stands behind another
I have known Les Otten since I was 9 years old, growing up in Bethel, Maine. At the time, Les was just at the beginning of his ski resort career, one which would span over four decades. He was eager…
How about common sense instead of a War on Drugs?
I’m 61, and I have two sons who are 25 and 28. How did I get to be that old, and how did they get to be that old? Those things I can’t tell you. Both of them have a…
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