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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2019
Page
6
The Sentinel states its editorials reflect the paper's position while all other letters and cartoons represent the writers. Readers may write to individual columnists in care of The Sentinel at the Holland address and contact details provided.
Janet Baird Weisiger reflects on aging in her 80s, detailing health decline, dementia, and the high costs of long-term care. She recalls retirement dreams, shares personal caregiving struggles with her husband Dick, and hinges resilience on faith while urging preparation for aging.
An essay-like piece by David Alexander from Holland argues that city rules prohibit singing on public streets between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. and bar various religious patriotic or ethnic songs without City Hall permission, contrasting Taiwan’s freedoms with Holland Michigan’s limits.
Patricia Sabin thanks contractors for completing the rebuilding and repaving of East Lakewood, noting relief after months of detours on Northside. She praises the Douglas to River Avenue stretch as an improvement and expresses appreciation for Dan Seaborn’s autism column promoting understanding for families with three grandchildren on the spectrum.
Public guidance for submitting opinion pieces to the Holland Sentinel. Details the submission methods via newsroom portal or mail, required verification information, word limits for letters to the editor and guest columns, and editor discretion on longer submissions.
Online reader poll asks if the U S Women's National Team should earn equal pay with the U S Men's team with a percentage shown. A new question asks familiarity with the Great Lakes warning flag system for state park visitors.
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