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McFarland and city school board owe NAACP leaders apology!

November 15, 2017November 21, 2017 Free PressEvents, Roosevelt Wright

     Rodney McFarland and the Monroe City School Board, especially its black majority, owe the Black community an apology.      Recently, members of the NAACP, which is a recognized, reputable group of black citizens, requested to speak to…

Editorial, Roosevelt Wright Jr

School Accountability Scores of Schools are misleading

November 8, 2017November 9, 2017 Free PressBreaking News, Roosevelt Wright

This week the state department of education released letter grades for all traditional public schools and public charter schools in the state, the letter grades are deceptive and create false pictures for better or worse of the programs at the…

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Civil Service Board’s reversal for Brown should have excluded others

November 1, 2017November 9, 2017 Free PressEvents, Roosevelt Wright

The Monroe Fire and Police Civil Service Board will allow Reggie Brown to take the police chief’s test, but it also failed to take an action that will have a haunting effort for years to come. During a special call…

Reggie Brown, Roosevelt Wright Jr

The race is on for the first girl in the USA to become an Eagle Scout

October 11, 2017October 11, 2017 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

  The race is on for the first girl in the USA to earn the rank of Eagle Scout.    That possibility was made real this week when the National Boy Scouts of America leadership decided to open its ranks to…

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Boy Scouts to allow girls to become Eagle Scouts, decision praised locally

October 11, 2017October 11, 2017 Free PressEvents, Youth Activities

   The Boy Scouts of America will officially allow girls to become Eagle Scouts, it was announced last Wednesday, and the troop with more Eagle Scouts than any other in the area, welcomes the idea.    Wednesday the National Boy…

Boy Scouts, Roosevelt Wright Jr

Amendments,while worthy, don’t belong in the constitution – Vote No

October 8, 2017November 1, 2017 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

  As a general rule, we are reluctant to support amendments to the constitution because a constitution deals with the basic laws of the state and does not deal with specific situations.    In 1974, the state revised its constitution…

Editorials, Roosevelt Wright Jr

Was the Las Vegas massacre America’s worst? History begs to differ

October 4, 2017October 4, 2017 Free PressEvents, Roosevelt Wright

    Our nation is distraught and disturbed over the shooting in Las Vegas this week in which upwards of 58 people died and over 500 were injured by a single shooter.     While it may have escaped the…

Editorial, Roosevelt Wright Jr

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--- This week the Capital Lions defeated the Carroll Bulldogs 42-8 in football. Clipping and Photo of team. (52)
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