Monitor editorial
It's about time, Governor! After nearly seven years in office, Gov. John Lynch last week announced he would veto any legislation to bring casinos to New Hampshire.…
November 22, 2011
Monitor editorial
They've done it. Members of the New Hampshire House Ways and Means Committee have found a way to make the perennial proposal to expand gambling even worse. Last…
November 7, 2011
Letter
In Thursday's Monitor story, "Panel turns down gambling amendment," reporter Shira Schoenberg quotes Republican Rep. Lynn Ober of Hudson as claiming…
May 9, 2010
Expanded gambling: two views
Much like the beleaguered mother in the 1982 movie Sophie's Choice, the New Hampshire House faced a decision that only led to negative outcomes. If you listened…
May 1, 2010
Expanded gambling: two views
In the past, I always voted against expanded gambling in New Hampshire. However, last month I supported Senate Bill 489 for a number of reasons - none of which was…
May 1, 2010
Letter
Regardless of the pros and cons of gambling, has anybody thought about the new gambling tax passed in New Hampshire? It is a 10 percent tax on gambling winnings…
April 28, 2010
Letter
Once again, gambling is shot down. If Gov. John Lynch does not want gambling, please get rid of the lottery and scratch tickets. These are forms of gambling. If…
April 26, 2010
Monitor editorial
The full report of the New Hampshire Gaming Study Commission should be released in a few weeks, but the commission's draft report raises plenty of questions…
April 25, 2010
Letter
Gambling will impoverish our state's economy and will not save the very people it purports to rescue. Our conservative economy cannot survive the loss of operating…
April 25, 2010
Letter
Your extreme anti-gambling attitude has shown through once again on your front page ("She's stared into gambling's abyss," Monitor, April 19).…
April 21, 2010