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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2019
Page
6
The Sentinel presents unsigned editorials reflecting its position while all other commentaries letters and cartoons express individual views. Readers may write to columnists via The Sentinel at 54 W Eighth St Holland MI 49423 or online at HollandSentinel.com.
Richard Wolfe of Park Township analyzes how Millennials perceive the Democratic field, noting policy shifts after news cycles and the climate challenges facing the generation. He compares past boomer prosperity with present costs, caveats about flip flopping, and stresses Millennials seek fundamental reform rather than handouts.
The Detroit News editorial argues public meetings across Detroit and suburbs devolved into loud clashes over rights and procedures. It notes police were called, chairs tussled, and arrests occurred while protestors targeted issues like facial recognition. Officials must balance input with order and time limits to enable productive governance.
Letter writers challenge Christians to welcome refugees while urging service and tax implications. Wendell Guth accuses editors of hypocrisy and questions personal actions on refugees and national debt. Annie Sterken condemns Holland mayor for excluding nondiscriminatory language and celebrates inclusive values and a future city with diversity and drag entertainment.
Instructions for submissions to the Holland Sentinel outline where to send letters to the editor or guest columns. Include name address and phone for verification. Letters have 300 word max while longer letters are reviewed case by case. Guest columns require 600 to 750 words.
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