Stop the presses remembered by Randall P Vande Water
Randall P Vande Water began journalism at The Holland Evening Sentinel in 1948 announcing local news on WHTC radio. He rose to sports editor in 1954 and spent four decades as managing editor, witnessing the shift from Linotype to modern printing amid presses and AP ticker rooms.
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In Memory of Randy Holland 1930s-2018 Local Historian
Randy Holland died June 22, 2018, at age 88, leaving a deep loss for Holland. A longtime journalist adept at old and new printing methods, he later wrote more than a dozen local history books. He engaged civic groups, shared Holland’s past, and shaped community memory through decades of service.
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Press and politics collide after Annapolis shootings
An analysis argues that President Trump’s attacks on journalists fuel a hostile culture toward the press, citing the Capital Gazette massacre and broader trends. It notes Trump’s mixed messages on press freedom, the role of journalists as first responders, and shrinking newsroom resources amplifying risks to watchdog reporting.
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