Sentinel Editorial Forum Lays Out The Papers View
The Sentinel publication notes that unsigned editorials reflect the paper's position while all other commentaries letters and cartoons express individual writers or artists views. Readers are invited to address letters to the paper in care of The Sentinel at 54 W Eighth St Holland MI.
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Civics, sacrifice, and the drop in public character
Lou Kitchenmaster writes from Stanton Michigan lamenting erosion of civic virtue. He recalls Mrs Weingartz civics class and polio era patriotism while warning about anti hero politics, personal liberty focus, and lack of common good. He calls for mandatory core civics, public service, and renewed sacrifice citing Charles Colson on character.
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Competition can Slash America's Electricity Bills Across States
A Pacific Research Institute study argues that replacing government mandated monopolies with competitive electricity markets would lower consumer prices, reduce power interruptions, and cut emissions. It notes wholesale and retail competition already exists in many regions and presents data comparing monopoly versus competitive states from 2008 to 2020 and 2008 to 2018. Dr. Wayne Winegarden, senior fellow at PRI, leads the analysis and advocates policy reforms to expand competition nationwide.
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Quincy Byrd praised as diverse, service-driven council candidate
In a Holland letters to the editor, David Field and Lisa Kasten endorse Quincy Byrd for at large city council. They cite his six years on council, climate stance, affordable housing efforts, and values rooted in service. They contrast him with his opponent, urging voters to support Byrd on November 2.
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