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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2019
Page
6
The Sentinel presents unsigned editorials reflecting the paper's position on issues and notes that all other commentaries, letters, and cartoons express individual opinions. Readers may write to columnists in care of The Sentinel at the Holland address or via newsroom contacts.
Holland Public Schools superintendent Brian Davis urges community action to address a growing teacher shortage. He cites declines in initial teaching certificates since 2004, rising vacancies, and the impact on classrooms including long term substitutes and uncertified staff. He calls for collective effort to elevate the teaching profession and reduce turnover.
David Van Ginhoven recalls Walter Cronkite as the trusted American anchor who guided viewers through the 1960s unrest and Vietnam, and argues that today’s impeachment era tests whether citizens will demand truth from government and reporters alike. He cites Cronkite’s ethic of fairness and notes his own contact at rivanginhovend yahoo.com.
Park Township resident Brian Douthitt questions cooling fears of the 1970s and ice cap melt predictions, defends US emissions progress, advocates nuclear power, and accuses alarmists of bias while urging balanced debate on CO2 reductions and costs.
The Sentinel invites election related letters up to 200 words by Thursday Oct 31. Longer submissions and guest columns may be printed on a case by case basis with no publication guarantee after the deadline. See bit.ly/20A0951 for rules and send to newsroom or mail to The Holland Sentinel 54 W Eighth St Holland MI 49423.
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