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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2019
Page
6
Community Forum unsigned editorials reflect The Sentinel's position on issues while all other commentaries letters and cartoons represent the writers. Readers may address individual columnists in care of The Sentinel at 54 W Eighth St Holland Michigan.
Esther Cepeda profiles OurBridge executive director Sil Ganzó in Charlotte North Carolina. The two-room storefront has grown into a full center serving about 200 students with English language support and after school activities. Wieder, the program partners with an elder care group and rents space for one dollar a year. The piece advocates a culture of acculturation the welcome of families from Syria Burma Bhutan Congo and other places, stressing advocacy for immigrant rights and peaceful integration.
In an interview at Auschwitz Birkenau, Piotr Cywiski links anti-Israel rhetoric to anti-Jewish sentiment, calling such comparisons insulting and warning that authors of boycotts must face responsibility. The piece cites European polls and incidents in the US and Europe, noting left and right wings share a rise in antisemitic acts and rhetoric across politics.
The document notes an alternative to proposed gas tax increases. Michigan issued comprehensive transportation bonds in 1979 to fund transit needs without raising fuel taxes. The item frames bonds as a funding mechanism alongside or instead of gas tax changes.
Guidance for submissions to the Holland Sentinel newsroom. Letters to the editor must be under 300 words, include name address and phone, and may be published at editor discretion. Guest columns require 600 to 750 words, with submission details directed to the Holland Sentinel.
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