17 steps toward a better year in 2017
Ways to make our communities and our country a little bit better
Opinion
Concord’s new faces of 2017
For the first time in years, Republicans hold full control of state government
Solving the education dilemma
The quest for affordability should be the norm rather than the exception
Helping sightless citizens
An impressive tour of the NH Association for the Blind’s McGreal Sight Center
Immigrants can reinvigorate NH’s economy
To the editor: New Hampshire’s economy is at a tipping point. There exists a shortage of skilled workers that serve tech, health care, manufacturing and other sectors. Reasons for these shortages include an aging workforce and the exodus from the…
NH manufacturers face two major crises
To the editor: Manufacturers, who employ over 68,000 people, pay the highest hourly wages, and give the best fringe benefit packages, are in danger of having to leave the state of New Hampshire. The biggest crisis is the highest cost…
It was arrogance that did the Dems in
Democrats need to abandon Clinton’s brand of centrism and embrace the Sanders wing
Learn to ‘shop small’ year-round
For every dollar spent at a local business, 45 cents is reinvested in the community
Energy cost, reliability are hitting employers
Action is need to address serious near-term challenges
The CPI and long-term care
To the editor: Re the article about long-term care (“Long-term care is on the ropes in New Hampshire”) in the Nov. 25-Dec. 8 issue: The author implies a cost inflation rate of around 13.5 percent compared with payments of 4.5…
The agenda of NH’s next leaders
Hard choices need to be made if we are to be a strong and vibrant economy
Election 2016: not the same old same old
Over the past year, the television media, along with the polls and the political pundits, mostly all told the same story of what the result would be on Nov. 8. On election night, a very different picture emerged. The polls,…
The lesson I hope we learn
• 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…
Long-term care is on the ropes in New Hampshire
It is increasingly impossible to recruit and retain caregivers at all levels of care – whether for in-home care, in facilities or in hospitals
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