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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2013
Page
4
The text quotes a foundational clause protecting religious freedom and prohibiting government interference with religion speech press assembly and petition. The excerpt emphasizes constitutional guarantees and civic rights central to democratic society. It frames ongoing debates over liberty and government power.
The Monroe Times invites letters to the editor in response to news stories Our Views or events. Include author name address and phone number for verification. Letters may be edited and republished in any format. limit 400 words and one letter per 30 days. Send via email mail or fax to listed contacts.
A Today’s Quote notes Jane Addams defined immorality as the habit of excusing one’s own faults. The remark reflects her reformist stance as a social worker and Nobel Peace laureate born in 1860.
The Monroe Times asks readers this week if the U S should join a military strike against Syria with options ranging from Yes to No and Don't care. Last week results show 41 percent opposed raising water rates, 47 percent opposed the hike, and 12 percent indifferent with vote counts 77, 89, and 23 respectively. Visit the MonroeTimes.com to register your vote. results appear in Wednesday's Times.
Manitowoc assemblyman Paul Tittl pushes a bill to raise Wisconsin rural highway speeds from 65 to 70 mph. Proposals mirror Illinois and Indiana moves, with supporters citing safety studies and faster travel, while critics warn of higher crash risks. Party leaders show mixed positions as Wisconsin debates road policy and safety plans.
Contact state lawmakers for multiple districts with offices in Madison. Includes reps Howard Marklein Janis Ringhand Sandy Pope and senators Jon Erpenbach and Dale Schultz with mailing addresses phone numbers and email addresses for legislative outreach.
In Birmingham, once torn by racism, Glennon Threatt and Helen Shores Lee both left and returned to build careers as judge and federal defender. The city shows progress with black mayors, a Shuttlesworth airport, and a Civil Rights District, yet economic disparities and lingering tensions remind that King’s dream remains unfinished.
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