The decision by LRGHealthcare to furlough as many as 600 workers — including doctors, nurses, technicians, receptionists, custodians and other employees throughout the facility — sent shock waves through the Lakes Region.
The news was as welcome as a slug in the gut: LRGHealthcare, the largest employer in the region, is going to furlough 500 full-time workers for four months.
When police and firefighters are called to help in a crisis, we want them to have the best tools available to do the job at hand.
You’d have to be dense not to see the housing problem facing the Lakes Region and the state, and how it hinders economic growth.
The world will be watching when New Hampshire voters go to the polls Tuesday to choose their preference for the Democratic and Republican nominees for president.
After he was arrested last Aug. 9 outside a Tilton restaurant and charged with DWI, Merrimack County Sheriff Scott Hilliard publicly admitted he has struggled with alcoholism.
New Hampshire's Right-To-Know Law, which was passed to ensure that the public has reasonable access to meetings of public bodies and governmental records, has a noble aim.
Ask any public official if they favor more transparency in government, and they undoubtedly will sing its praises.
There was troubling news out of Belmont this week, when word arrived that the Belmont Senior Center would be closing at the end of the month.
Laconia Mayor Andrew Hosmer hit the nail on the head in his inauguration speech last week, when he said, “As go Laconia schools, so goes Laconia.”Some people might have left it there, but Hosmer went further, adding important context about why it’s vital that Laconia have strong schools.“Sch…
F. Scott Fitzgerald famously said that, “The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function.”The debate over accommodating transgender students in New Hampshire schools — which we saw take place at …
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