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…
New Hampshire has made the correct decision in rejecting an out-of-state company’s plan to sharply reduce logging in the vast Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Forest while the company cashes in on selling more “carbon credits” to other out-of-state companies. It was the right call. There could h… Read moreRight call for NH: Protecting forest, jobs
The Bay State has found at least one government official who appears willing to operate under its de facto name: Taxachusetts. Read moreGood fences: Mass. again shows its colors
The New Hampshire Right to Know Law protects your right to know what your state and local governments are doing. Combine that with the First Amendment guarantee of a free press and you get to learn about a rogue cop who fought all the way to the state Supreme Court to block access to his hor… Read moreMr. Speaker: Remove Rep. Stone from committees
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