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Opinion

A little of this and that

Cabinet Editorials

OK, this is serious, and I’m telling you because I want you to be aware that you, too, might be in scam danger: The other night I got an email from my credit card company — I have a Chase Bank Southwest Airlines Visa, which I tell you just in case it’s pertinent — asking if I ...

A brighter future for New Hampshire’s students

Cabinet Editorials

New Hampshire has a rich tradition of thinking outside the box and experimenting with new solutions, which often leads to accomplished results for our citizens and our businesses. It is one of the reasons why the Granite State is consistently given high marks when compared to other areas of the ...

Senate mulling bill without considering cost of enactment

Cabinet Letters

For those who are concerned about their personal finances and what it is that our State Senator is proposing consider the following: SB 1 a bill proposing mandatory or equivalent employee family and medical leave has been introduced in the Senate. Ignoring the host of problems and issues ...

Leaders prove incapable of compromise to achieve greater good

Cabinet Letters

The inability of our elected leaders to compromise has led to the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. I am proud of my work as a federal employee in service to the country I love. Federal workers nationwide are forced to stay at home and wait for the government to reopen, and are no ...

They are as a group, the people not doing their job

Bedford Letters

Now that the latest Federal Government shutdown has been resolved (at least for 3 weeks that is), I would like to suggest that the people that should be most impacted by a Federal Government shutdown, members of Congress, are the least affected. They are as a group, the people not doing their ...