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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2019
Page
6
The Sentinel presents unsigned editorials reflecting its position on issues and notes that all other commentaries letters and cartoons represent the writers or artists. Readers may write to individual columnists in care of The Sentinel at the Holland Michigan office and contact details.
Dr Rob Davidson questions Michigan Republicans about loyalty to Donald Trump. He cites Bill Huizenga and the Muskegon town hall, condemns Trump for insults, a Zelensky aid request, and possible illegal acts. The piece argues foreign interference, tax cuts for the rich, court picks, and Planned Parenthood funding as tests of support. Davidson signs as an ER physician from Spring Lake.
Nathan Bocks details a contentious Holland plan to sell 285 W 36th St for development 1700 housing units yearly. FOIA shows no population growth data, city staff hold answers, and residents urge focus on zoning and flood fears. Critics accuse council and mayor of pushing a costly, unproven project.
A reader scolds Bob Ashby for a biased community column claiming climate deniers rely on old sources. The letter defends climate science consensus, rebukes ad hominem attacks, and urges civility and evidence in public discourse.
Beginning October 14 letters to The Sentinel must be submitted by October 3 and under 200 words. Longer pieces may print case by case with no publication guaranteed if late. For rules visit bit.ly/20A0951 and send to newsroom or mail to The Holland Sentinel.
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