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Phil Barber

Staff Writer

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The Press Democrat, CDC Gaming Reports, North Bay Business Journal, Petaluma Argus-Courier, Wealth Creation Investing

Preston's Summary

Phil Barber is a Staff Writer at The Press Democrat. He covers a diverse range of topics, including agriculture, real estate, and social issues, with a focus on regional interests and current events in California, particularly in the context of the pandemic. Phil's work has been featured in several publications, including the North Bay Business Journal and East Bay Times, showcasing his commitment to highlighting both local and broader themes in his reporting.

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Geo Focus

Petaluma, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 32 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 22 %
Evolving Stories: 15 %
Breaking News: 8 %
Press Release: 6 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Real Estate Investment
  • Commercial Real Estate
  • Farm Animal
  • Sustainable Agriculture
  • Animal Rights

Pitching Insights

Phil Barber's coverage is largely focused on local news, including government and politics, real estate industry, crime, and pets. He tends to cover evolving stories and breaking news related to Sonoma County. If you are looking to reach out effectively to Phil Barber, consider pitching localized angles on government policies or announcements impacting the Sonoma County community. Additionally, if you have insights into ongoing legal investigations or regulatory developments in the region that align with his coverage themes and topics covered, it may be of interest to him.

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Articles

The Press Democrat

“I was astounded, but certainly not surprised by the restored lands decision,” Greg Sarris, chair of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, said in a statement to The Press Democrat. “It's been clear for months that the DOI was reinterpreting the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act in order to approve this project. They have now stretched those laws to their breaking point.”

“I was astounded, but certainly not surprised by the restored lands decision,” Greg Sarris, chair of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, said in a statement to The Press Democrat. “It's been clear for months that the DOI was reinterpreting the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act in order to approve this project. They have now stretched those laws to their breaking point.”

By: Phil Barber

About 40 miles away, the Wintun Yocha Dehe Nation was feeling a similar sting. Three days before her decision on the Koi project, Haaland green-lighted

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