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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2019
Page
6
The Sentinel presents unsigned editorials as its position while all other columns letters and cartoons reflect the writers or artists views. Readers may write to individual columnists via The Sentinel at the Holland address or newsroom.
Douglas Brouwer, a Park Township resident and author, reflects on Holland Michigan’s growth and vitality. He notes rising home values, new construction, and a thriving downtown while acknowledging traffic and mixed views on diversity and community change. He cites James and Deborah Fallows’ Our Towns to frame small-town renewal and urges balanced progress.
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Senate Democrats led by Charles Schumer condemn President Trump for criticizing a federal judge and urge the justices to rule as they see fit. Their legal brief warns of restructuring the court if results do not align with liberal aims, arguing the court is political and must be depoliticized.
In a contentious Aug 28 session, city officials defended flood plans and growth despite 59 petitions urging preservation. Mayor DeBoer pressured Jubilee Ministries figure Grose citing building plans, while residents accuse officials of a preordained outcome to approve 1700 homes yearly and pave the way for urban development over trees.
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