Let’s not forget New Hampshire’s injured workers
Workers’ comp reform efforts shouldn’t adversely affect an injured employee’s access to medical care
Opinion
Education is necessary for all of our children
Even suspended or expelled students have a right to learn too
Wholesale electricity costs won’t stay low forever
It’s clear we need to expand natural gas pipeline capacity and import large-scale hydroelectricity from Canada
Consumers need help with complex energy market
HB 345 seeks to make sure the rules are fair, transparent and equal to all who participate
When a good legislator sponsors bad legislation
Bid to tax non-profits is a misguided attempt to address state’s revenue problem
The N.H. Legislature’s center ring and sideshow
While undoubtedly important to their sponsors, several bills are of less universal significance or suspect substance
Putting renewable energy costs in perspective
Anti-renewable people consistently cite ‘increased’ rates due to renewable energy, without comparing what the rates would have been if there were no renewables
To protect jobs, energy projects must move forward
We need more energy directed into our region from diverse fuel sources, and we need it fast
A critical moment for public education in N.H.
A number of bills proposed in the Legislature would undo the progress we’ve made
The ‘cancer’ of single-payer
To the editor: Forgive the pun, but let me use a sharp scalpel on the cancer revealed in the logic of Dr. James Fieseher in his article, “What can cure our ailing health care system?” published in the Jan 9-22…
Let’s get real on prevention
To the editor: There are two aspects of health care not mentioned in Dr. Fieseher’s article, “What can cure our ailing health care system?” in the January 9-22 issue of NHBR. 1. The wordsmiths in the USA have changed the…
Kim Zachos’ complete, and very significant, life
He excelled in all areas in which he was involved
Why is Washington protecting the mega-donors?
To revive healthy political debate, bring choice back to voters and address our nation’s challenges before they bury us
Republicans’ legislative priorities for 2015
We are committed to improving our state’s business climate
Populism can fire up a powerful new coalition
More of the same old is not going to inspire angry voters in 2016
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