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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2019
Page
6
Sentinel Our View introduces editorials as The Sentinel's position while all other columns letters and cartoons reflect the writers. It lists address Holland Michigan contact and a note on how to reach columnists at The Sentinel care of the newspaper.
The account accuses Donald Trump of betraying Kurdish allies by pulling back American personnel after talks with Recep Erdogan. It claims the move enabled a Turkish incursion, endangered Kurds, and reflected hubris and moral hazard. The piece questions accountability and warns of long term danger to the nation. Dennis Scabone is noted as a Holland resident and activist.
A reader poll asks if people will vote in the November 5 election with Yes or No options and shows percentage results. A new petition on Change.org seeks to move Halloween to the last Saturday in October and invites readers to vote via Facebook at Holland Sentinel News.
Bob Campbell, Holland Township resident, weighs in on mayoral race and LGBTQ protections. He praises Nancy DeBoer, questions racial or gender protections, and warns against expanding protected classes. The letter urges careful community vote and highlights past discussions from 2011 on race, behavior, and tolerance.
In Holland a Republican PAC in Okemos funds door to door efforts backing DeBoer against Bocks, prompting reader criticism for outside influence. A letter questions DeBoer’s failure to denounce the mailings, notes past Civic Center help from Bocks, and urges voting for Nathan Bocks to change local politics. A separate letter contests Holland’s natural gas plant as environmentally unfriendly, citing fracking and transition to renewables.
The Sentinel invites letters to the editor with a deadline of Thursday October 31 and a 200 word limit. Longer submissions and guest columns receive case by case consideration. For details visit bit.ly/20A0951 and email newsroom at hollandsentinel.com or mail to The Holland Sentinel ATTN Letters to the Editor 54 W Eighth St Holland MI 49423.
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