InDepthNH.org (https://indepthnh.org/category/op-ed/page/4/)
“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.
I am distraught at the cruelty I see unfolding in NH bills that seem to target transgender people, especially transgender youngsters
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.
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.
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.
The current rate of DEIJ professionals being hired and fired is unsustainable, dehumanizing, and irresponsible.
What else has the New Hampshire Democratic primary delivered in its history?
The deep, resonant voice was already familiar, and there it was in my voicemail. “Hello Arnie, this is Senator Barack Obama. Can you give me a call?”
There has been much coverage of the potential sale of The Laconia State School property recently. As one who has been involved in the many starts and stops over the past 11 years with this property, I would like to offer up my perspective of events over the past year or so.