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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2020
Page
6
The Sentinel presents unsigned editorials as its position on issues while all other commentaries letters and cartoons reflect the authors' opinions. Readers may write to individual columnists in care of The Sentinel at the Holland address or via the newspaper’s contact channels.
A year in review laments political losses and Covid tolls while noting tragic deaths and ongoing unrest. It contrasts fear and frustration with a moment of hope as a woman becomes vice president. The author urges a Christmas focus on faith and compassion, signing as Ray Buursma of Holland.
The First Amendment limits government power over religion speech and assembly. It prohibits establishment of religion and protects free exercise of religion, free press, and peaceful assembly, also allowing petition for redress of grievances.
Instructions for letters to the editor and guest columns at the Holland Sentinel. Submissions to newsroom at HollandSentinel. com or by mail to 54 W. Eighth St. Holland MI 49423. Include name address and telephone. Letters capped at 300 words. longer ones may be considered case by case. Guest columns must be 600 to 750 words.
Chuck Gustafson responds to a letter about Indiana and Michigan COVID-19 conditions. He notes Indiana had 5.9 percent infected and 0.004 percent lower death rate than Michigan, but argues the comparison is flawed. He cites local restrictions, timing of rules, and rising cases in Michigan after court rulings, concluding Indiana faced high infection rates and deaths amid varied local controls.
The writer defends President Trump against perceived media bias and argues against claims of widespread fraud. A reader cites statements by judges and officials, urging respect for results and urging others to say enough. The letter endorses President-elect Joe Biden and ends with the author’s name and city.
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