• The two political parties need to change, and they need to govern. • The Democrats nominated the ultimate party politician. They lost. • The Republican presidential nominee was unaffiliated with any political party. He won. • Most Republicans in…
It is increasingly impossible to recruit and retain caregivers at all levels of care – whether for in-home care, in facilities or in hospitals
It has a remarkable history and unbelievable potential for the future
Dairy farmer bailout is the epitome of a special-interest handout
They promote employee loyalty, productivity and morale
Declaring the winners is not the end, it’s only the beginning
To the editor: New Hampshire is a unique and truly wonderful place to work, raise a family and, frankly, seek refuge from the things in life that people in other parts of the country find challenging. The natural beauty of…
If we are going to reverse NH’s current demographic trend, both the private and public sectors must develop new strategies
It’s time to face the painful societal reality of so many angry and isolated young men
With today’s political landscape, we need more businesses to step up to the plate to handle critical health issues in New Hampshire and not wait for the state or federal government to act. While we are all pointing fingers at…
The Trump spectacle, the rise of a transparently narcissistic buffoon who boasts of grabbing women by the genitals, is certainly unique in U.S. presidential politics. But some aspects are familiar. The look on the faces of Trump’s followers is the…
Remember two who demonstrated their lifelong commitment to the practice of law and good citizenship
Vacancies and turnover can mean increased wait times, reduced continuity and quality of care
Suppose you have been ingesting toxic substances for years and find yourself dangerously ill. Although you suspect the obvious, you decide to consult 100 qualified doctors for their opinion. Ninety-seven agree that your illness is caused by the toxins and…
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