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Now that Mardi Gras is over, open containers can mean jail time

February 22, 2018March 1, 2018 Free PressEditorial, Roosevelt Wright

Cities open container laws usually waived for big drinking events, individuals go to jail      Now that Mardi Gras is over, the city will resume arresting citizens for conduct it permitted for one day for the Krewe of Janus.…

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Public should get ready for the $4 million scare tactic campaign!

February 15, 2018March 1, 2018 Free PressEditorial, Roosevelt Wright

The Monroe City Council was wise to delay taking action on water and sewer increases Mayor Jamie Mayo wants for the city, it avoided a complete rejection of the proposal because all indications were pointing to a “No” vote by…

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Richwood is balancing a historical mind, hand battle among black scholars

February 7, 2018February 15, 2018 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

    The achievements of Richwood High School’s vocational components are being recognized by the State Department of Education. The success of schools such as Richwood across the country mark a turning point in the educational struggle of our people.   …

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What did we get for the $25,000 crime study?

January 31, 2018February 15, 2018 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

  Six months ago the city hired an expert to advise the city on how to eliminate its growing crime problem. That was July 11, 2017.  The consultant was paid $25,000 to help solve the problem, but what did we…

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Cold, Ice prove city public works employees are not “A dime a dozen”

January 17, 2018January 17, 2018 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

 Hats off to the fine men and women of the City of Monroe’s Public Works Department whose behind the scene work during inclimate weather and storms keeps us all safe. Ironically, the Public Works employees are probably the least respected employees…

Public Works Department, Roosevelt Wright Jr

What the “Vote No” signs in last month’s election revealed

December 6, 2017 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

   While we are sleeping, other minorities in our community are quietly and efficiently empowering their people in ways that are subtle with a global impact.    During the elections last month, the Southside Economic Development District worked to get…

Business, Roosevelt Wright Jr, SEDD

Unitary status means blacks must trust Vidrine with our future; bad idea

November 21, 2017 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

   Do you believe that Brent Vidrine and his successors can always be trusted to be fair to Blacks in the Monroe City School System? The NAACP says “No” and we agree.    It’s unthinkable that the four black members…

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