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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2019
Page
6
The Sentinel outlines that unsigned editorials express the paper's position while all other columns letters and cartoons reflect the writers or artists opinions. Readers may write to individual columnists through The Sentinel at the Holland address and contact details.
A letter urges voting for Nancy DeBoer in Holland citing her leadership, integrity, and mayoral achievements while contrasting LGBTQ protections positions with rival candidate Vicki-Lynn Holmes. The writer, a landlord and Heinz employee, touts the waterfront project and civic progress, urging continued leadership.
Instructions outline submission methods for opinions at Holland Sentinel. Readers may mail letters to 54 W Eighth St Holland MI 49423 or send to the newsroom email for verification. Letters capped at 300 words. longer pieces reviewed case by case, editors decide. Guest columns must be 600 to 750 words.
Annie Sterken condemns DeBoer and Vicki-Lyn Holmes for distributing literature that seeks to exclude LGBTQ people from housing protections. The letter argues their claims misstate Holland city code and accuse them of cowardice while urging readers to treat complaints about discrimination seriously. Sterken notes the authors’ motives are political and calls for equal protection.
Kat Schulte criticizes a flyer from Mayor Nancy DeBoer and City Council candidate Vicki Holmes alleging misleading claims about LGBTQ protections. She urges truthful leadership, cites religious status protections, and warns against fear tactics that harm LGBTQ residents while noting legal and health risk gaps.
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