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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2019
Page
6
The author celebrates Holland High School marching band for precision and performance while acknowledging district challenges. Socioeconomic status explains test scores and athletics participation, yet band excellence is driven by student motivation and choosing to participate, not by size.
Community columnist lauds Holland's middle and high school bands for organizational culture, leadership, and commitment driving impressive performances. He credits past directors and current students, notes diverse backgrounds enrich the ensemble, and calls for recognizing district achievements beyond sports. Ray Buursma of Holland invites readers to share thoughts.
The Grand Haven Tribune editorial argues the city can grow up with higher density and affordable housing without losing its character. City leaders discuss zoning to curb parking needs and broaden housing types while embracing pedestrian friendly development inspired by the Netherlands.
Richard Kamischke argues in a Grand Haven Township letter that leaders and media face an ongoing clash over press freedom and accountability. He contrasts historic phrases about enemies of the people with modern Trump rhetoric and calls for scrutiny of falsehoods.
A brief reader poll asks if tariffs affect individuals or their business and whether Michigan's move to lower auto insurance rates will have impact. Readers are urged to vote via Facebook or Twitter, Holland Sentinel.
The Sentinel notes unsigned editorials reflect the paper position while columns and cartoons express writers views. Submit opinions by email or mail with name address and phone for verification. Letters up to 300 words, guest columns 600 to 750 words, limits apply per month.
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