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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2013
Page
4
The text asserts that Congress shall not establish religion or prohibit free exercise, nor abridge speech or press, and preserves the people's right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
Editorial expresses the Monroe Times board stance on current issues. Carl Hearing, Mary Jane Grenzon, and Jeremy Pink contribute as editors to present the majority view of the paper. The piece outlines the board’s perspective and policy posture.
The Times invites letters to the editor in response to news stories and events. Each letter must include the author name and verifiable address and phone number. Letters may be edited and republished and limited to one per 30 days. They must be under 400 words and The Times may reject any submission. Email, mail, or fax options provided.
Online poll asks Monroe residents if a proposed 17 percent water rate increase is warranted. About $1.35 more per month for the average household. Responses show mixed views as readers consider infrastructure needs. Results to be posted in Wednesday's Times.
In Cairo government forces crushed two pro Morsi encampments, killing hundreds and wounding thousands as protests turned deadly. Obama’s response was cautious, preserving aid while offering vague warnings, amid U S backing of Egypts interim military regime and renewed calls for justice and peace.
David Julseth, a longtime Wisconsin Democracy Campaign analyst, monitors all contributions of 100 or more in 2013, compiling totals by candidate and donor. He downloads reports, cross checks data, and flags missing employer details as he documents a nonstop pace of fundraising in a busy political year.
Green County residents praise the Chalet of the Golden Fleece and its guides Peter Etter and Linda Schiesser after a July 7 tour. The historic site hosts weddings and events, drawing praise for beauty and food while urging statewide support for preservation efforts.
Readers can submit blossoms and barbs by email to editor at monroetimes dot com or by mail to 1065 4th Ave West Monroe Wisconsin 53566. Submissions must arrive by 5 p m Thursday for Saturday publication and the Times reserves the right to reject.
The federal court rebuked the Obama administration for how it handled the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste plan in Nevada. The ruling does not revive the site but underscores the dysfunctional civilian nuclear policy. Nevada Senator Reid welcomed the paralysis, while critics urge reprocessing and a secure repository at Yucca Mountain despite high political hurdles.
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