Regarding the Friday article, “Monroe traffic-camera initiative gets enough signatures“: I didn’t realize that so many people are so adamant about breaking the laws of our land.
It’s a sad day when people fight to be able to run red lights and speed in school zones where our children cross the street. Disappointed indeed!
Lore Dahlstrom
Monroe
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