Op-Ed
Op-Ed: Name change proposals: Mt. Washington and the Baker River
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The U.S. Board on Geographic Names (BGN) recently acknowledged proposals to change the name of Mount Washington to Agiocochook, and the Baker River to Asquamchumauke:
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Op-Ed: Hydrogen Revolution is Coming
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T – Green Hydrogen (G-H2) will be key new player in our planet’s Clean Energy Future.
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Op-Ed: Fit to be Fried in the Town of Vertex
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I live on Artist Falls Road in North Conway which some Residents may recognize as the oldest road in the Town of Conway.
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Op-Ed: So Called Parental Bill of Rights Puts LGBTQ Students At Risk
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“Some people argue this is singling out children who are transgender, and I would argue perhaps it is.” Unwittingly or not, Senator Sharon Carson spotlighted the harmful consequences of SB 272, the so-called parental bill of rights legislation, at a recent public hearing.
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Op-Ed: The Truth About SB 272, the ‘Parents Bill of Rights’
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I am distraught at the cruelty I see unfolding in NH bills that seem to target transgender people, especially transgender youngsters
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Op-Ed: Second FBO Would Be Good for Pease Airport
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There should be no reason to prevent having a second FBO and healthy competition at Pease or elsewhere in New Hampshire’s robust and diverse business community.
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Op-Ed: Cowasuck Band Leaders Oppose HB 390
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As leaders of the Cowasuck Band and the Indigenous NH Collaborative Collective, we urge NH lawmakers to defend the Commission on Native American Affairs, which is threatened by a legislative proposal currently under consideration in the NH House of Representatives.
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Three Candidates Running for 2 Seats on Amherst Planning Board
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The following three candidates are running for two seats on the Planning Board in Amherst and were asked to submit an op-ed – Tom Quinn, Arnie Rosenblatt and Jason Sorens. Rosenblatt shared with InDepthNH.org the same form he sent to Patch.com, which we are re-running. They are posted in alphabetical order below.
Feature
Op-Ed: School Districts Must Stop Scapegoating DEIJ Professionals
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The current rate of DEIJ professionals being hired and fired is unsustainable, dehumanizing, and irresponsible.