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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2021
Page
6
The Sentinel notes unsigned editorials reflect the paper position while all other columns letters and cartoons express the writers opinions. Contact details and address for readers to write to columnists are provided.
Community columnist Richard Wolfe argues for fiscal liberalism as essential to social progress and economic equity. He champions Build Back Better style investments, free college, universal pre K, housing, and clean energy while criticizing corporate tax cuts and deficit fears as misused by fiscal conservatives.
A compact column notes Courageous journalists Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov win the Nobel Peace Prize, and surveys repression in Russia from Navalny’s imprisonment to Roskomnadzor censorship, poisoning cases, and historic figures. It cites Open Russia leader Kara-Murza and Litvinenko’s death, plus Churchill’s remark on national interest and postwar policy needs. Arthur I. Cyr of Carthage College provides context and calls for condemning repression and honoring outspoken Russians.
A letter praising Quincy Byrd for council reelection cites his understanding of Holland's unique needs and integrity. It endorses his commitment to public safety, de escalation training, mental and physical wellness of responders, and accountable, unbiased conduct, asserting Holland will thrive as a safe place to visit and live.
Readers may submit opinions via HollandSentinel.com or mail to Opinions, 54 W Eighth St Holland MI 49423. Include name, address and phone for verification. Letters up to 300 words. overage considered case by case. Guest columns must be a minimum of BON words and up to 750 words.
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