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Newspaper

Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 2021

Page

6

Sentinel opinion page notes editorials and columns

Sentinel editors outline positions on issues while other columns and cartoons reflect individual writers. The page lists contact details for The Sentinel in Holland Michigan and credits Sarah Leach in the newsroom.

The Sentinel Community Forum

The Holland Sentinel vows broader public safety coverage

The Holland Sentinel announces changes to its reporting on crime and public safety to better reflect Holland’s diverse community. Mugshots will be published rarely, the police log is dropped, and coverage will follow stories from start to finish, including acquittals or sentences. Residents can contact the newsroom with questions or suggestions.

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How to Submit an Opinion to the Holland Sentinel

Instructions for readers on submitting opinions to the Holland Sentinel. Submit via newsroom contact or mail to 54 W Eighth St Holland MI 49423 with name address and telephone. Letters capped at 300 words. longer pieces reviewed case by case. Guest columns require 600 to 750 words.

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A few ways to stay out of the culture of outrage

A signed opinion by Sean Evans of Union University explains how to avoid the culture of outrage in politics. It urges charitable interpretations, balancing negatives with positives, evaluating likelihood over impossibility, and rejecting unfair analogies to improve civil discourse. It notes media and politicians exploit outrage and provides practical steps.

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