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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 2020
Page
6
The Sentinel states its view through unsigned editorials on this page while other columns letters and cartoons reflect the writers or artists opinions not the newspaper. Readers may address individual columnists via The Sentinel.
A year end reflection notes COVID-19 vaccines proving highly effective with distribution underway since December. It laments anti vax misinformation, cites polls on vaccine resistance among Republicans, and praises the Supreme Court actions upholding the rule of law. It ends with a holiday greeting from Park Township resident Richard Wolfe.
Al McGeehan, Holland’s former mayor, cautions against converting single family homes to duplexes or rentals under a proposed R-1 to Low Density Residential reclassification. He recalls past efforts to slow such conversions and urges residents to consider the impact on neighborhood stability and ownership.
Joyce Looman voices concern in Holland letters about Bill Huizenga and his stance. She urges resignation of Huizenga and supports preserving single family neighborhoods against the Unified Development Ordinance. Looman notes Maplewood ties, recent move back, and agreement with former Mayor McGeehan.
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