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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2013
Page
4
A fragment from a historic law document referencing the First Amendment protects religion free exercise speech press assembly and petition rights. It emphasizes constitutional guarantees against government establishment and infringement. The passage notes limits on respecting religious liberty and freedom of expression.
The Kansas City Star highlights a Census Bureau language map showing where people speak languages other than English at home. Nationally about one in five five plus speak another language, with 8.7 percent not speaking English very well. The map aids planning for translators and language services, and underscores inclusion in communities from California to Kansas and Missouri.
The Carl Hearing Newsroom announces its editorial team with Carl Hearing as publisher and General Manager Mary Jane Grenzon overseeing operations. Editor Jeremy Pink directs the night desk while shaping policy and voice across coverage.
The Monroe Times invites reader letters up to 400 words on news stories events and editorials. Include author name address and phone for verification. Letters may be edited and republished in any format. One letter per 30 days. Contact editor at email or mail fax details provided.
The Times invites original submissions labeled as blossoms or barbs limited to 75 words. Barbs must include a daytime phone number and town of residence for verification and target public office actions. blossoms may be anonymous or general. Submissions about private individuals are excluded and reactions to private entities are barred. Deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for Saturday edition. the editor may reject any submission without notification.
John Waelti argues the economy shows partial recovery with higher home prices employment and stock markets but wealth and income inequality hold back a stronger rebound. He notes many mortgages remain underwater wages stagnate for most workers while a small group holds the bulk of stocks and CEO pay rises far faster than typical worker pay. He blames skewed income distribution and outsourcing for the sluggish recovery.
A daily quotation attributes freedom to burdens lightened by perspective. Anne Sophie Swetchine notes that restraints often weigh least when understood, urging reflection on personal limits, societal expectations, and the truism that mindset shapes perceived constraint.
President Obama begins a two day bus tour through upstate New York and northeast Pennsylvania to highlight strategies for reducing college expenses. He engages closely with students, noting shared concerns about mounting debt in their fifth year.
Online poll in The Monroe Times invites readers to vote on a city plan to raise water rates by 17 percent, adding about 1.35 dollars monthly for the typical household. Results will be published Wednesday.
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