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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2020
Page
6
The Sentinel presents unsigned editorials as The Sentinel's stance while other commentaries, letters, and cartoons express authors' views. Readers may write to individual columnists via The Sentinel at its Holland Michigan office and contact details.
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge faces a pivotal clash as the Trump administration proposes a January 6 lease sale for drilling on the coastal plain amid legal challenges and warnings from the Gwichin Steering Committee. Experts warn oil development would threaten the Porcupine caribou herd and the Gwichin way of life, while supporters cite energy policy aims and climate concerns. Renowned voices including Bernadette Demientieff oppose the move, urging protection of sacred lands and urging lawmakers to reject new drilling projects.
Jeff Raywood of Holland reflects on civic duty and historical memory as he and a dog take electric-car power walks around the city. He honors Dr. A C Van Raalte at Centennial Park, recalls Civil War losses, and questions current politics and leadership while urging residents to demand better.
An editor notes Dominion technology did not err in Antrim Countys 2020 results and explains a human error briefly. A statewide post election audit including a full hand tally is ordered. The writer laments lack of forensic audits and media skepticism while urging scrutiny of election integrity and outcomes.
Submission guidelines explain how to send opinions to Holland Sentinel. Include name address and phone for verification. Letters up to 300 words, longer items reviewed case by case. Guest columns require 600 to 750 words.
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