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MASSACHUSETTS struck yet another blow against science and logic in March when the Massachusetts Supreme Court announced its decision to uphold a law passed by the Town of Brookline in that state to ban tobacco and vapor products for any person born in the 21st century — for the rest of their…

AT A TIME when reasonable people in New Hampshire recognize that the most pressing problems we are facing are housing, childcare, the health care workforce, and climate change, the majority party at the State House is focused on none of those things. Their top priorities are bills that discr…

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THE GRANITE STATE is experiencing a real housing crisis. For too many, affordable housing is not available or accessible in their communities, making it hard to attract and retain a talented workforce. One way we make housing more affordable for families is by modernizing our building codes …

Monday, April 29, 2024

ON FEBRUARY 8, 2024, a bill (SB 439) co-sponsored by a bipartisan group of 18 New Hampshire senators was approved by a voice vote in the state Senate. The bill, which would codify a 2023 executive action by Gov. Chris Sununu, prohibits our state from contracting with or investing in any comp…

Saturday, April 27, 2024

FOLLOWING the death of former governor Walter R. Peterson in 2011, an article appeared in NH Business Review reminding readers that as “the Republican Party moved to the right, Peterson often chose to endorse Democrats, including Democratic Governor John Lynch.” The current governor has chos…

I AM deeply proud to have had the honor of serving our nation in Iraq as an officer in the Marines, where I saw firsthand the sacrifices made by military families across our nation. More than 10 years later, as a senior Pentagon official in the Obama administration, I was grateful to be a pa…

Friday, April 26, 2024