Sentinel editors lay out The Sentinel position clearly
The Sentinel outlines its stance on issues in unsigned editorials while other commentaries and letters reflect individual writers or artists. Readers are invited to address columnists through The Sentinel and send opinions to the newsroom at Holland Sentinel.
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Tulip Time story anchors a hometown paper’s legacy
Holland resident Dale Wyngarden recalls The Sentinel from 1928 to 1929 Tulip Time coverage and the shift from era of full-page auto ads to lean modern journalism. He notes local news value, college stability, and media changes shaping Holland’s community story.
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Both parties failing us over impeachment
Frank Barefield of Holland writes that the House impeachment hearings exposed deep partisan faults on both sides. He argues Democrats rush to judgment and Republicans shield Trump, urging courage to seek irrefutable evidence and a constitutionally solid outcome.
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Barbara Mezeske dog training metaphor for life
A reader thanks Barbara Mezeske for a thoughtful December 5 Sentinel Opinion piece on dog training as life metaphor, praising its insightful judgment and writing. Norma Killilea Holland expresses appreciation for the column.
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