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Editor, Sports + Local for The Star ⭐️ | Adjunct professor at American U. | Former @WashingtonPost @ESPN | Alum Columbia J-school, William & Mary
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Petaluma City Council agrees to Consider Non-Cooperation with ICE Ordinance

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By Jeff Dooley Verified
| Indybay
The Petaluma, CA City Council tonight voted to place consideration of a draft ordinance of non-cooperation with ICE on its agenda in the near future. Mayor Kevin McDonald and Council Member Janice Cader-Thompson voted to schedule the item on the Council’s agenda. Cader-Thompson commented that “we need to fight this on both the local and state level.” Additional City Council members voiced support for non-cooperation with ICE and solidarity with community members in attendance.
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Community Quilt Project Shows Off Hopeful Quilted Images for the 4th of July

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By Jeff Dooley Verified
| Indybay
“People united against fascism, stitching a hopeful vision for the future,” is how the We the People Community Quilt Project describes its mission, according to Pam Van Halsema, an organizer for the group. Hundreds of their quilts were on display today, July 4, 2026, at Santa Rosa Old Courthouse Square.
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Elegy for an Irish American Catholic Family

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By Mark Holan, Jeff Dooley Verified, Maxwell King
| Pittsburgh Quarterly Verified
My mother died in late November at the age of 95. She was the last surviving member of her Irish American Catholic family. Her passing closed the century-long story of a Pittsburgh archetype, once more familiar, now a faded shade of green. Her parents emigrated from rural County Kerry, separately and single, shortly before Ireland’s 1919-1921 rebellion against British rule. Siblings and cousins preceded them to industrialized Pittsburgh, then the nation’s sixth largest Irish hub.
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