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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2013
Page
1
Brodhead Juda defeats Evansville Albany to claim a decisive victory in a boys basketball contest. The game featured strong defense and key scoring runs from the victors, strengthening their district standings.
President Obama says shoring up the middle class remains his top priority though Syria Egypt and NSA disclosures pull attention from the economy. The 7.4 percent unemployment rate trends down from 2009, with rising home prices and consumer spending, strong bank profits, and a shrinking deficit projected around 600 billion dollars. European nations show gradual recovery as Greece also climbs back.
President Obama signaled a limited strike against Syria in response to a chemical attack that U N investigators seek to verify. He stressed no ground troops and urged multilateral support with France as a key ally while warships sit in the Mediterranean awaiting a possible missiles strike.
Wuat's Next Picker's Antique and Flea Market will return to the Green County Fairgrounds. Tuesday News Monroe hosts New Glarus at a weekend volleyball invitational.
Darlington district votes Aug 26 to set an estimated 3.08 million tax levy, 10.99 per thousand, down from 11.19. homeowners see about 30 to 50 dollar reductions on 150000 and 250000 homes. Budget totals rise to 10.6 million with shifts across funds. state aid up, federal revenue down. indebtedness ends 2012-13 at 2.1 million.
New Glarus voters choose a zero percent tax levy for 2013 14 keeping the district tax rate at 11 63 per thousand while aiming to retire about 8.9 million in total indebtedness. The decision helps the district accelerate debt payoff though it foregoes a rate cut.
The Monroe Publishing offices, including The Monroe Times and Shopping News titles, will be closed Monday, Sept. 2 for Labor Day. Regular office hours resume Tuesday, Sept. 3, and no edition of The Monroe Times will publish on Monday.
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