To the Editor: Lily Tang Williams has a good head on her shoulders, speaks from experience, and is extremely articulate. Thank you for sharing her voice with your readers. I pray that New Hampshire citizens heed her words and fight back against Marxism. America depends on it! Read more
NHIAA mask policy went too far, wasn’t effective Read more
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Manchester’s mayor, as mayors are wont to do in an election year, was tossing out all manner of ideas last week. We have no quarrel with that. It is good to hear new ideas, and Mayor Joyce Craig says she wants to hear from the public about the $44 million that has fallen in the city’s lap un… Read more
Judging from the official notifications from New Hampshire’s very own Office of Homeland Security last week, along with robocalls from power companies telling us to charge our batteries or head for higher ground, one would think that New Hampshire has never before had to deal with snow in April. Read more
Editorials
The United States’ mission and level of involvement in Afghanistan today are nothing like they were 20 years ago.
Littleton has a new town manager and he seems to be off to a good start, which is no doubt a relief for him and the North Country town.
A Dartmouth college student who wants to become a member of the town select board has a bit of a problem. He will be returning to his home state this summer, when the election will be held.
What does it say about New Hampshire government priorities that it adds a new and unnecessary office (see related editorial today) but can’t provide its Site Evaluation Committee with someone to open the mail and inform the public about public hearings?
How on earth does Fidelity Investments intend to add 475 jobs in New Hampshire without the assistance of the state’s new Office of Outdoor Recreation Development? Or is the company, which is hiring 4,000 people nationwide, relying on this latest government office to reel in recruits?