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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2013
Page
4
The fragment references the First Amendment protections against establishment of religion and abridgment of free exercise speech press assembly and petition. It notes these rights as fundamental limits on government action. The source likely quotes or discusses the amendment in context.
Carl Hearing becomes key adviser to the Editorial Board with Mary Jane Grenzon as General Manager and Jeremy Pink serving as Night Editor. The trio coordinates opinion content and newsroom operations reflecting the paper’s governance.
The Times invites reader letters to the editor to respond to news stories Our Views and events. Letters must include the author name address and a phone number for verification. Submissions are edited for clarity and style and may be republished. One letter per 30 days and 400 words or less.
Theodore Dreiser American author born 1871 died 1945 is quoted as saying that to gain wisdom one must experience ignorance. The note marks his birth anniversary and his enduring literary influence.
Fans react as Warner Bros announces Ben Affleck to portray Batman sparking petitions on the White House site and criticism from Syria labeling the choice a crime against humanity.
Online poll asks residents if a rate increase is troublesome with the average household facing about $1.35 more monthly. Some say revenues are needed for infrastructure while others deem the rise unfair. Voters can register at themonroetimes.com. results to be published Wednesday.
Wisconsin residents can begin signing up Oct 1 for ACA coverage but details on plans and costs remain unclear. Gov. Walker’s administration faces criticism for delays and political maneuvering, with supporters urging transparency and clear signup guidance to inform and protect uninsured residents.
Community readers are advised blossoms or barbs must be signed with four daytime phones and town. blossoms may be anonymous. Barbs targeting private businesses will not be published and barbs against private individuals will not be published. Barbs about public officials may appear if tied to policy actions. Submissions limited to 75 words and weekly per person. Deadline 5 p.m. Thursday for Saturday edition. The Times may reject any submission.
Dan Wegmueller shares a voyage with Australian friends, noting a rare language bridge between cultures. He observes casual terms like mate survive in the U S and relishes light hearted Aussie banter. A Yankee Stadium chat with a Brooklyn local adds humor to cultural exchange.
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