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Patrick Hynes: Republicans offering real solutions for lower property taxes
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (464+ words) Translation: “Is Cinde Warmington really the best we can do?” Now, thanks to New Hampshire Republicans, we have a chance to do something about it. Until now, that is. Moreover, never in the history of the United States have property…...
City planning board approves some - not all - impact fee waivers for Hallsville project
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (778+ words) A request to waive school and fire impact fees from the developer behind plans to convert a vacant 134-year-old Manchester schoolhouse into 36 units of housing received a split decision from the city’s planning board. York Hallsville Building LLC previously had…...
Donna Soucy: A candidate who earned my vote
1+ week, 1+ day ago (517+ words) Maura’s life is one of service. Whether it was serving in the Marines, serving veterans at the VA and the Pentagon, serving on Congressman Chris Pappas’s Service Academy Nomination Board, volunteering for City Year or serving as vice chair of…...
Election Day: Choosing for November
1+ week, 1+ day ago (467+ words) Monday being Labor Day, today’s newspaper is our last before primary election day on Tuesday. Every election is important. Your choices for congressional seats will help determine whether New Hampshire’s remains an all-Democratic delegation or whether a Republican will take…...
UAW union backs Beriont for Congress
1+ week, 3+ day ago (518+ words) A University of New Hampshire-based union on behalf of the national United Auto Workers Union is backing the lesser-known but steadily rising candidacy of Carleigh Beriont of Hampton in the 1st Congressional District race. The UNH Graduate Employee Union represents 700 graduate…...
Letter: Oh brother, where art thou?
1+ week, 4+ day ago (212+ words) Oh brother, where art thou? To the Editor: To all the folks writing letters and op-eds concerning the power that data centers consume and its potentially adverse effect on our electric rates; where have you been? Where were you when…...
Court hearing on I-95 liquor store redevelopment lawsuit closed to public
1+ week, 4+ day ago (504+ words) Court proceedings on a lawsuit filed by the Common Man Roadside after being disqualified by the New Hampshire Liquor Commission from the bidding process to redevelop the two liquor stores on Interstate 95 in Hampton will take place behind closed doors....
Glenn Hardman: Voters deserve substance over nonsense
1+ week, 5+ day ago (548+ words) We need to demand the specifics on any claims to make change. The political process is broken because we allow politicians to substitute brash statements and nonsense for actionable policy. We must stop settling for vague rhetoric. Moving forward, our…...
Letter: Pappas will protect SNAP benefits
2+ week, 1+ day ago (249+ words) Pappas will protect SNAP To the Editor: In a classroom of 21 New Hampshire students, on average, three of them are going home to hunger. Many of these children can receive free or reduced-price school meals during the day, but it’s…...
Our endorsement? Shaheen v. Sullivan
2+ week, 1+ day ago (495+ words) The late James C. Cleveland, running for reelection to what had become a safe congressional seat due to his stellar performance, ran into the Union Leader’s editor at an event. The editor told him, “Jim, we will be endorsing you this…...