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Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 19, 2021

Page

6

Sentinel Forum Editorials Reflect The Sentinel Position

The Sentinel publishes unsigned editorials on the Community Forum page while letters and cartoons reflect the writer or artist's opinions. Readers may write to individual columnists in care of The Sentinel at the Holland newsroom.

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Meeting Brian in the fast food lot prompts mercy and questions

Keith J. Welch recalls a day in an Indianapolis area fast food lot when a man named Brian asked for food. A second encounter led Welch to buy Brian a meal, learn of his life, and reflect on motives and charity.

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Sustainable feeding amid a finite world and history

Albert Bell discusses Tim Pennings points on ecological limits, deforestation history, and the challenge of feeding a growing population. He compares past forest use, the role of resources, and the need for sustainable, equitable distribution while noting the planet is finite and a Planet B does not exist.

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Letter on housing diversity and Unified Development Ordinance

Janet DeYoung of Holland argues housing variety supports a strong community. She recalls family experiences with dorms, first homes, duplexes, and a mother in law apartment that sheltered an elderly Russian friend for 18 years, urging UDO to preserve mixed income housing options.

Holland UDO Janet DeYoung

How to Submit an Opinion to the Holland Sentinel

Guidance for submitting opinions to the Holland Sentinel. Email submissions to newsroom or mail to 54 W Eighth St Holland MI with name address and phone for verification. Letters capped at 300 words. longer pieces reviewed case by case. Guest columns require 600 to 750 words.

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