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Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 01, 2021

Page

6

Sentinel page credits and contact details note

The Sentinel presents editorials reflecting the paper's stance while other columns letters and cartoons show writers opinions. It lists the Holland office address at 54 W Eighth St Holland MI 49423 and references Sarah Leach as newsroom contact along with HollandSentinel.com and a 616-546-4278 number.

The Sentinel W. Eighth St Holland, MI Hollandsentinel.com Community Forum

Solar power and a green energy turn for households

Jeff Raywood describes his home solar system commissioned in 2019 in Holland and how it powers an electric household with two cars, an electric mower, and appliances. He shares monthly electricity costs, charging data, and the moral case for reducing fossil fuel use and supporting climate action.

Energy Star OPEC Petrodollars Wilfred Brimley Jeff Raywood Holland Dennis Lowe

Readers applaud students and humanities backing

Letters praise Esther Fifelski and the International Relations Committee for supporting West Michigan students in the Academic World Quest. The writers commend Greta Van Zetten Cameron Csapos and Joseph Fickel as Holland's sole national finalists and urge continued emphasis on history and world cultures. A second reader urges Holland city leaders to vote no on rezoning to preserve the community character.

Esther Fifelski International Relations Committee Herodotus Greta van Zetten Cameron Csapos Joseph Fickel West Michigan Margaret VanGrouw Holland

Holland Tulip Time Illuminates a Shared City Spirit

Community columnist Lynn Smith reflects on Holland Michigan during Tulip Time. She describes a diverse, welcoming downtown, the river and Great Lake setting, and a 4.4 mile walk past Central and Windmill Island. She notes community volunteers, resilience through COVID, and gratitude for the home she loves.

Newt Holland Tulips COVID-19 Georgia Eighth Street Central Windmill Island Hope Lake Michigan

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