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Chris Kehas: In Manchester schools, we see the results of failing to plan
READER COMMENTS: 6Manchester needs a strategic plan for its schools.
New era begins, but sad to see old one go
READER COMMENTS: 1Today marks the last editions of the Union Leader issue scheduled to be printed at 100 William Loeb Drive in Manchester. Tomorrow's newspapers will be printed by Seacoast Media Group at its Dover printing plant
Thomas Sowell: There's lots of bad economic thinking in the immigration debate
READER COMMENTS: 0ONE of the most common arguments for allowing more immigration is that there is a 'need' for foreign workers to do 'jobs that Americans won't do,' especially in agriculture.
Data overreach Are programs really justified? The weak case for PRISM.
READER COMMENTS: 11According to the Obama administration and some members of Congress, the National Security Administration's (NSA) data mining operations have been critical to the disruption of numerous terror plots. The publicly revealed evidence, though, suggests otherwise.
Priority profs: University system tops HHS
READER COMMENTS: 5Throwing money at USNH, for what purpose?
Recognizing father: Not PC, but still OK
READER COMMENTS: 1Recognizing fathers, founders and all.
Step into the past: Discover old NH this weekend
READER COMMENTS: 0Spend some of the summer enjoying NH history.
John Stossel: Didn't we give up privacy already?
READER COMMENTS: 0Security and the power of the state.
Dave Campbell: As a biker, I have loud pipes, so what?
READER COMMENTS: 37Loud motorcycle pipes are no problem.
School accountability: It is up to the parents
READER COMMENTS: 12In Hooksett, parents challenge the school board.
Peterborough voters give OK to sell historic building
READER COMMENTS: 0Grand Army of the Republic Hall needs $300,000 worth of renovations.
New London voters approve $7.2m operating budget
READER COMMENTS: 0Voters approved a $7.2 million operating budget at Town Meeting Wednesday night, defeating one warrant article in the process.
Sanbornton voters add money back into budget
READER COMMENTS: 0Voters amended the operating budget to include raises for the police department and more money for per diem firefighters during weekdays at Town Meeting Wednesday night.
Sanbornton voters say no to SB 2
READER COMMENTS: 0For the 13th time, voters defeated a proposal to change to the Senate Bill 2 form of town government in town elections Tuesday.
Old building, new roads on Peterborough warrant
READER COMMENTS: 0A $2.6 million project to improve Union Street, and the fate of GAR Hall will be in the hands of voters at the open session of Town Meeting Wednesday night.
Sanbornton to vote again on SB2
READER COMMENTS: 0For the 13th time, voters will be asked whether they want to switch to the Senate Bill 2 form of town government at next week's Town Meeting.
Employee pay, dump trucks key Sanbornton warrant
READER COMMENTS: 0Residents will be presented with a proposed $3.8 million town operating budget, an increase of a little more than 3 percent, when they gather for Town Meeting this week.
Proposed New London budget shows 3 percent increase
READER COMMENTS: 0General operating budget is set at $7.2 million for town meeting in May.