N.H. government is out of touch with the people

June 7, 2009 Fosters Unwise taxes, gambling and runaway spending has become the Democrats’ hallmark The only real difference between Democrats in the House and Democrats in the Senate is the way in which they want to pick the pockets of the businesses and people...

When Did We Vote for This and How Much is it Costing Us?

According to an AP Story the State of New Hampshire’s Department of Environmental Services will provide supplies and equipment to volunteers from Plymouth State University for research work intended to help protect the environment and to further research and...

NH Dems Kick Reporters Out

June 3, 2009 A disturbing trend is emerging from the Democrat-controlled legislature in Concord. Last week Senator Sheila Roberge was kicked off a committee because she refused to vote the way they wished. Today, the Josiah Bartlett Center’s Grant Bosse was...

Balance the N.H. budget without higher taxes

June 3, 2009 Sen. Jeb Bradley, District 3, Wolfeboro for Fosters “Meanwhile for most New Hampshire citizens — Rome is burning. I recently had a very extensive conversation with voters in the Special Election in Senate District 3. Whether in their yards, on their...

Business groups launch BET credit offensive

June 2, 2009 NH Business Review BAE Systems, the largest manufacturing employer in the state, also has one of the state’s biggest business enterprise tax bills, roughly $4 million a year. But BAE hasn’t had to pay much of it, maybe even all of it, because it has been...

New NH Education Commissioner Sworn In

Virginia Barry Sworn In as Ed Commissioner Virginia Barry of Bridgewater has been sworn in. The Executive Council unanimously confirmed Gov. John Lynch’s nomination of her on May 6.