Legislators should look to the future
We must adopt policies that attract and keep more young people in the Granite State
Opinion
Crafting a responsible budget for NH
By approving a $11.3 billion two-year budget, the NH Senate took an important step to grow New Hampshire’s economy and provide vital services to those most in need. The first step in determining our budget priorities is figuring out how…
The state’s budget quandaries
There’s little strategy and more politics in the cuts and restorations
Gas proponents make opponents’ points
To the editor: The arguments put forward by Nicoloro and Fontaine in favor the proposed natural gas pipeline only go to support the opponents’ position. (“Opposition to proposed gas pipeline is misguided,” by Mike Nicoloro and Joan Fontaine, April 17-30…
Derryfield’s Breakthrough
The program encourages middle school students to strive for a college education
Why the Mt. Sunapee expansion is important
The lease arrangement has been beneficial for the state and area residents and businesses
Lower business taxes = lower electricity costs
Sophisticated employers look at all cost factors when determining where to grow or locate
Considering the context of business tax cuts
We need an economic development strategy that meets today’s needs
Without expanded Medicaid, employers would lose
For a certain group of employers, those with no control over price, the expansion has been crucial
Education Tax Credit: What you should know
The ETC scholarship program is one key step on the road to a more robust economy
Something was missing at state budget hearings
In all the hours of testimony at a Senate hearing, not one person stood up and endorsed the proposed cuts
The basics about Common Core, testing
The annual assessment is part of the way schools are held accountable for the almost $1 billion the state spends on education
‘21st century rural lifestyle’ at risk
The story unfolding in Wilmot could occur in any small town
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