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Opinion
Success will come from compromise, not ideology
Politics is defined by conflict; government by compromise. This balance seems to be perpetually lost on Washington, where politicians are swept away in perceived mandates and partisan warfare. This is not what the people want. Quite frankly, it’s what they…
Costs to ratepayers pile up, but who’s listening?
It is encouraging to read that PSNH CEO William Quinlan believes the cost of burying the Northern Pass Project may be on the low end of estimates. However, ratepayers need to be mindful of two important points: 1. Underground transmission…
LFDA members divided over breastfeeding issue
No resolution seen over whether state employees should be allowed to breastfeed off premises during paid breaks
Election reflections: GOP gains, ample negativity
In New Hampshire the results could have been, and in many cases were, forecast
New Hampshire can’t ignore the clean energy opportunity
The formula is simple: create policies that drive the market toward low-risk, reasonable-return investments
We’ve got to address the energy crisis now
How can N.H. invite companies to move to the state when it cannot provide them with enough energy to do business?
Mount Sunapee master plan deserves our support
Despite the cry from a few critics, this is about improving the area’s ski amenities
David Nixon’s death reminds us what we’ve lost
There was a day when elected leaders were dedicated to responsible governing and had a commitment to the common good
LFDA members say leave Pumpkin Fest alone
Vast majority say riots shouldn’t cause cancellation of Keene event
N.H. voters sent us a message about what they want
Elected officials need to listen and pay attention to the feedback we received on Nov. 4
Remembering New Hampshire’s most historic election
As a result of travels for our 40th wedding anniversary, my wife and I had to vote absentee a couple of weeks before the 2014 election. The last time we did that in an important election was when we were…
Marketplace Fairness Act attacks small business
It would force small online retailers to collect for tax jurisdictions and face audits from tax authorities where they do not have a physical presence
The political campaign that could have been
The vast majority of voters say they hate negative ads, and their hatred does not stop there
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