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A look back at the week in news

Proposed university logos under fire around state The University of New Hampshire’s quest for a new logo is a public relations disaster. News of the … Full story    
Updated 15 hours ago

Casino rejection is a win for NH

Supporters of expanded gambling in New Hampshire played their best hand this year and came up short once again. That’s a win for the Granite … Full story    
Updated yesterday

DNA evidence worth a look

After nearly two decades, convicted murderer Michael Monroe wants another day in court. In the name of justice, he should get his wish. Attorneys from … Full story    
Updated 2 days ago

Boston Strong  in Oklahoma

The images coming out of Moore, Okla., this week seem foreign to New Hampshire. The Granite State, far from the storm paths that cross much … Full story    
Published:  May 22, 2013

Sexual assaults a failure for nation

In recent years, the U.S. military has made a concerted effort to combat sexual assaults against women. The Army’s “I Am Strong” sexual-assault prevention program … Full story    
Published:  May 21, 2013

Seniors Fraud Prevention Act would protect vulnerable elders

In a fitting measure for National Older Americans Month, Vermont Rep. Peter Welch, along with Florida Congressmen Ted Deutch and Vern Buchanan, on Wednesday introduced … Full story    
Published:  May 21, 2013

Difficult decision for women with breast cancer gene

Two women, two choices, neither right or wrong. That is the reality for Christina Boucher, of Nashua, and Megan Oliviero, of Bedford, both moms of … Full story    
Published:  May 20, 2013

Too many holes in casino bill

Wednesday’s one-vote House committee rejection of legislation to allow a casino is not a death knell for the proposed facility at Rockingham Park, but it … Full story    
Published:  May 19, 2013

The week and review

Gas tax waits in Statehouse purgatory In the upcoming political machinations leading to passage of the next New Hampshire biennial budget, the proposed three-year, 12-cent … Full story    
Published:  May 18, 2013

Out-of-state ads out of bounds

Sen. Kelly Ayotte was quick to speak out against out-of-state advertising groups last week as she defended her controversial vote against the Manchin-Toomey gun control … Full story    
Published:  May 17, 2013

Budget trends raise questions

Mayor Donnalee Lozeau unveiled her 2014 Nashua budget plan to the public this week. At first glance, the proposal seems reasonable. However, a deeper look … Full story    
Published:  May 16, 2013

Making the case for lumber company

Wilkins Lumber Co. is a true throwback. At 205 years old, and in the eighth generation of family ownership, the Milford company is among area’s … Full story    
Published:  May 15, 2013

Viewers set to change channels

The digital revolution reached New Hampshire this week. It will be streamed – not televised. Aereo, a new streaming-broadcast service, became available in the Nashua-area … Full story    
Published:  May 15, 2013

Added school time could cost students

Time is hard to come by in high school. Administrators at Hollis Brookline High School believe they have found a way to give their students … Full story    
Published:  May 14, 2013

Homelessness  an ongoing battle

By best estimates, more than 300 people are homeless in the Nashua area. That’s 300 more than civic leaders wanted 13 years ago when they … Full story    
Published:  May 14, 2013

Health care costs can vary wildly

People in New Hampshire who want to figure out the difference in health care costs between hospitals are better off than most. New Hampshire is … Full story    
Published:  May 13, 2013

Ayotte misses mark with gun points

Sen. Kelly Ayotte made several strong points in a recent op-ed piece defending her vote against the failed Manchin-Toomey compromise plan to extend gun purchase … Full story    
Published:  May 12, 2013

A look back at the week in news

House vote on Tremblay comments a good first step By suggesting the Boston Marathon bombings could have been a U.S. government “black ops” inside job … Full story    
Published:  May 11, 2013

Refugees deserve warm welcome

Mayor Donnalee Lozeau concluded her annual State of the City address in February, as she often does, praising the community’s collective spirit. The city rates … Full story    
Published:  May 10, 2013

Passenger service deserves local look

Passenger rail service could one day pay big dividends in Nashua. To reap the rewards, city officials have to help lay the tracks now. Board … Full story    
Published:  May 9, 2013

Gas tax hike a good investment

New Hampshire’s tax advantage was up for debate again this week at the Statehouse. This time it wasn’t one of the usual suspects. Instead of … Full story    
Published:  May 9, 2013

Silver Knights are an asset to be treasured

Less than a month from now, the lights will shine at Holman Stadium when the Nashua Silver Knights open their 2013 season. This year, the … Full story    
Published:  May 8, 2013

Path is clear for marijuana bill

The smoke is finally starting to clear at the Statehouse, where lawmakers are ready to pass a long-awaited medical marijuana law. It’s about time. The … Full story    
Published:  May 8, 2013

Congress must act on Head Start cuts

Eleven days ago, in a moment of rare bipartisanship, members of Congress joined together to suspend aircraft workers’ furloughs and get flyers back in the … Full story    
Published:  May 7, 2013

Lead lures not worth the price

Lead-based fishing lures are heavy. They’re durable, and they’re cheap. But the lures, which are popular among New Hampshire fishermen, also have shown to be … Full story    
Published:  May 7, 2013

Local businesses suffer in disputes

It wasn’t a good week for local businessmen trying to renew their contracts with the state. First, the Liquor Commission tried to drive a lucrative … Full story    
Published:  May 6, 2013

Liquor board in need of oversight

The argument that New Hampshire needs a totally independent and unfettered liquor commission got a whole lot tougher to make last week as the soap … Full story    
Published:  May 5, 2013

State needs to revisit elderly exemption

Elderly tax exemptions in New Hampshire serve an important purpose – to keep our citizens who have been paying taxes in the Granite State for … Full story    
Published:  May 5, 2013

A look back at the week in news

Rep. Tremblay further  embarrasses New Hampshire State Rep. Stella Tremblay, R-Auburn, further disgraced New Hampshire this week. As proof of her belief the federal government … Full story    
Published:  May 4, 2013

Old Man in need of a new legacy

Ten years ago to the day, the state of New Hampshire lost its oldest friend. Early on the morning of May 3, 2003, the Old … Full story    
Published:  May 3, 2013
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