Fairness, not free money, for utilities
We shouldn’t have to overpay them just to help customers save energy
Opinion
A threat to health cost transparency
U.S. Supreme Court ruling muddies NH’s efforts to inform consumers
Internet is infrastructure
To the editor: In his March 18-31 NH Business Review column (“How many laws can we afford?”) Brad Cook makes some good points about laws that get passed in the NH Legislature, but are underfunded and, hence, not enforceable. He…
Thanks to Colon Cancer Month supporters
To the editor: As a primary-care provider with many uninsured and underinsured patients, Families First Health Center is challenged to help our patients obtain preventive services, such as colonoscopies, that must be provided by specialists. Access to screenings that can…
Mt. Sunapee and the future of NH’s state parks
To the editor: The Executive Council’s upcoming decision on Sunapee’s proposed modest expansion will impact the future of all New Hampshire state parks. The state park system, managed by the Department of Resources and Economic Development, is “self-funded” and must…
Why a Vt. law firm chose to expand to Manchester, NH
It’s clear Manchester is rapidly evolving into the heart of an expanding zone of new business opportunity
Mt. Sunapee expansion decision must be rejected
DRED’s proposed ‘compromise’ ignores the historical reasoning for public investment at Sunapee and all state parks
It’s time for state government reform
New Hampshire is a great place to live, with its wealth of natural beauty, and it is a great place to raise a family. But, when it comes to government transparency and ethics, we have our work cut out for…
Why Medicaid expansion is so essential
It gives all NH residents access to mental health care and substance abuse and addiction treatment
A modest proposal: volcanoes
Hanging out with my mom, talking about this Year Without a Winter, the subject came up of the Year Without a Summer. As anyone with an iPhone can find out, that was 1816, when it snowed in June, there was…
Climate change: the three-ton solution
Stopping climate change is like the weather. We complain. But nothing changes. The problem is global. Each of us is in the same place as the other 319 million Americans, or the more than 7 billion people in the world.…
How many laws can we afford?
Interesting questions raised by the current legislative session
Medicaid expansion helps good people
To the editor: I have been a primary care doctor in the Merrimack Valley for more than 30 years, and currently also serve as chief medical officer at Parkland Medical Center. In the last two years, I’ve seen remarkable benefits…
Shaheen: It’s time to make SBIR/STTR permanent
The initiatives unleash the innovative potential of America’s high-tech small businesses
Sustainable forests and climate change
To the editor: New Hampshire’s Sen. Kelly Ayotte is a co-sponsor of a key amendment to the Energy Policy Modernization Act that would make it possible for wood harvested from sustainably managed forests to be considered by states as they…
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