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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2019
Page
6
The Sentinel outlines that editorials reflect the paper's position while all other columns letters and cartoons express the writers or artists opinions. Contact options and address are provided for reader correspondence at Holland Michigan.
Leon Chip Schaddelee of Zeeland urges Christian readers to pressure lawmakers to act for all human life at the border. He argues pro life extends beyond unborn rights to humane treatment of immigrants, urging letters to senators and congressmen to address border conditions with dignity.
The survey asks if visitors know about the DNR warning flag system before swimming at lakeshore state parks and reports yes responses. A new question asks if the city should have more input on Civic Center event bookings via the Holland Sentinel Facebook page.
Cori Perkins urges support for HB 4133 to redefine juveniles in Probate Code from under 17 to under 18 and end automatic adult charges for 17 year olds. She cites ICCPR principles and research on adolescent development, urging contact with representatives and social media advocacy. Perkins highlights risks of adult facilities and benefits of juvenile rehabilitation.
Jet LaBarge argues that Holland in the 1950s excluded non whites and non Dutch Reformed residents, contrasting it with civic leaders who welcomed outsiders. He laments current leadership for seeking a return to an unwelcoming, insular city and urges openness to all.
The Holland Sentinel outlines how to submit opinions by email or mail and notes a 300 word limit for letters, case by case handling for longer pieces, and guest columns must be between 600 and 750 words. It requires name address and telephone number with submissions and states editor discretion on publication.
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