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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2021
Page
6
The Sentinel presents unsigned editorials as its position while all other commentaries, letters, and cartoons reflect the writers or artists. Readers may write to individual columnists in care of The Sentinel.
Keith J Welch recalls wearing worn jeans patched through years of life changes. He links a relaxed fashion to spiritual renewal, noting patches from friends and experiences shaped by faith. He reflects on growth, loss, and moving on, ending with contact details and a note on his background.
Randy Baron argues the paradox of conservatives voting for Biden amid claims of GOP values. He critiques Biden's national security, law and order, family values, and budget plans, juxtaposing conservative aims with liberal policies and the Great Reset. Baron cites Morning Consult exit data and critics from Tony Perkins and others.
Mary Dykstra-Scholten of Allegan objects to a Sunday headline on anti mask rhetoric, claiming bias and urging fuller research. She argues the group opposes mask mandates and government overreach and references the Emergency Powers act of 1945.
Guidance for readers on submitting opinions to the Holland Sentinel. Submissions can be sent via email or mail to the Opinions desk in Holland Michigan, with the writer providing name address and a telephone number for verification. Letters are capped at 300 words. longer pieces face editor discretion and guest columns run 600 to 750 words.
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