Distant Dome
Revenue Growth in New Hampshire Is Slowing Down
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DISTANT DOME: But the gravy train appears to be slowing especially for the four taxes leading the growth over the last five years.
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Terrorism and Tourism: What’s a Nation to Do?
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As you read this column, two weeks will have passed since the horrific attack, in Las Vegas, on innocent attendees at a Jason Aldean concert. The count of dead and injured remains incomprehensible; however, a fortnight after the fact, there are lessons to be learned.
Featured in Category
The Art of The Bake Sale And Stuff That is Free-Range, Vegan and Gluten-Free
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There is nothing so blissfully wonderful as a stellar whoopie pie. Nothing. A good whoopie pie is pure bliss, pure chocolate and worthy of musing joyfully for days, weeks, months…
Make Contact Today With ‘Point of Contact’
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Every reader knows Tom Clancy books. This a new book in the Clancy series about Jack Ryan, Jr. It is a good read and you will want more.
On creating something that wasn’t there before
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When the kids were little, we took them more or less everywhere. I could not afford a babysitter—neither did I really want to be away from them all that much, so if we weren’t home, which was most of the time, they went places I went.
Business & Economy
New Hampshire’s Outsized Role in The Renewable Energy Revolution
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Want to Know who to thank for The Revolution? Start with John Durkin. . . and Jimmy Carter.
Straight Talk: Time To Make The Laws, But Please Kill Private School Voucher Bill
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STRAIGHT TALK: A request to have a bill written up is called a Legislative Service Request (LSR) and so far there are 676, even before the Senate additions. New Hampshire, being unique among states, requires each bill filed to have a public hearing and to be voted on by the full House.
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Gift From Mike Marland To NH
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Mike Marland rocks. You can get your Mike Marland fix at www.patreon.com/UPOnTheHiLL and www.marlandcartoons.com. Click inside for the links.
Opinion: The Opportunity Costs of Northern Pass
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Wayne King of Rumney is opposed to Northern Pass. He is an author, artist and activist and was a three-term State Senator who chaired the Senate Economic Development Committee and the NH Senate Economic Summit.