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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2019
Page
6
The Sentinel details its editorial position and notes unsigned editorials reflect the paper while letters and cartoons express individual viewpoints. The page provides contact options including correspondence to columnists at The Sentinel in Holland Michigan.
A Holland attorney urges readers to read primary sources like the Green New Deal, the Mueller Report, and the whistleblower complaint to judge truth for themselves. She criticizes political talking points, calls for independent verification, and notes concerns about misinformation influencing elections.
Lane Schaddelee describes a Scout led AED donation project at Soccer Stop and gratitude for mentors while David E. Hoekstra runs unopposed for the Sixth Ward seat, pledging service to about 30 thousand residents. Mayor Nancy DeBoer debates housing discrimination and LGBT rights amid national surveys supporting equal protections. John and Kim Shea urge votes for Nathan Bocks and Lyn Raymond to ensure inclusive city growth.
The Sentinel sets a Thursday October 31 deadline for election related letters not exceeding 200 words. Longer pieces and guest columns may be printed case by case. Submissions after the deadline face no publication guarantee. Readers may review commenting rules at bit.ly/20A0951 and send to newsroom hollandsentinel.com or mail to The Holland Sentinel ATTN Letters to the Editor 54 W. Eighth St Holland MI 49423.
The user provides the core wording of the First Amendment outlining church establishment free exercise speech press assembly and petition rights. The note reflects constitutional protections and limits on government action.
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