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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2013
Page
4
The excerpt presents a portion of the First Amendment describing limits on laws respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting its free exercise, and restricting the freedom of speech or of the press, as well as the right to assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
Editorial board of the Monroe Times outlines a collective stance on regional issues in the column About Our View. It explains how the board’s majority opinion shapes coverage and opinion within the newspaper.
The Times requests letters to the editor addressing news stories Our Views and events. Include author name and verifiable address and phone for confirmation. Limit 400 words. The newspaper may edit and republish letters and reserves the right to reject any submission. Contact options via email mail or fax.
A tidy quotation from the British poet Alfred Lord Tennyson advises against belittling others. It emphasizes that smart merchants and sensible workers succeed by cooperation, not undermining rivals, friends, or themselves.
Readers may vote on Gov. Scott Walker's remark to limit collective bargaining for police and fire unions. Fifty percent would support the move, while forty percent would not. Visit monroetimes.com to cast a vote. results appear in Wednesday's Times.
A Manitowoc Tribune editorial argues Wisconsin should treat first-offense drunk driving as a crime, not a civil offense, and supports Rep. Jim Ott and Sen. Alberta Darling proposing felonies for third and fourth offenses with mandatory sentences. It weighs cost projections against the human toll of alcohol related crashes and urges legislative action with careful discretion for prosecutors.
Readers may submit blossoms or barbs up to 75 words for the Saturday edition. Include a daytime phone number and town of residence for verification. anonymous blossoms are allowed. Submissions about private individuals or businesses face publication restrictions. Deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday. the Times may reject without notice. Contact the editor to discuss submissions.
Dan Wegmueller recalls a three day Midwest swing with Australian visitors, highlighting a Piggly Wiggly stop, John Deere showroom, Boomerang Bakery and Monroe City Band concert. The trip features American Independence Day traditions, customs welcomed by locals, and a fireworks finale before their New York flight.
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