When did we become a nation of whiners
Joe Coffman of Holland reflects on a culture of complaint, urging resilience and gratitude. He contrasts childhood discipline with modern grievance, noting how blame and online venting have replaced practical coping. He cites skinned knee lessons and counts blessings as antidotes.
Park Township crosswalk plan sparks safety vote on Ottawa Beach Road
Online reader poll asks residents if Park Township should fund more pedestrian crosswalks on Ottawa Beach Road to boost safety. Voters are directed to vote via Facebook or Twitter pages of the Holland Sentinel.
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Local publisher warns tariffs threaten small town papers
Andrew Johnson of the Dodge County Pioneer argues newsprint tariffs from Canada risk local journalism. He testifies to the International Trade Commission that tariffs raise costs, reduce ad reach, and could force small papers to shrink or close, harming Mayville readers and similar towns. The ITC considers comments until August 20.
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Reader letters critique Medicare for all and Supreme Court compassion
Frank Barefield weighs in on Jay Ambrose and Tim Pennings columns, arguing Medicare for all deserves serious debate and criticizing partisan framing. He notes rising health costs and calls for affordable care and thoughtful discourse on rule of law and compassion.
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