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DU announces Memorandum of Common Purpose with MRCTI Ammoland Inc. Posted on IMG Ducks Unlimited
U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Today, Ducks Unlimited and the Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative (MRCTI) signed a Memorandum of Common Purpose, signaling our shared goal to protect and restore wetlands and riparian habitats along the Mississippi River for the benefit of migrating waterfowl and Mississippi River communities.
One of America’s largest expanses of wetlands, the Mississippi River Valley (MRV) is a vital migration corridor for 40% of North America’s waterfowl and 60% of its bird species, but an estimated 75% of bottomland and riparian habitat has been lost. Since 2011, the MRV has sustained nearly $60 billion in natural disaster impacts including flooding, droughts, and major storms.
Memphis Mayor announces new job partnership with Kroger
Mayor Strickland said Kroger has agreed to offer job opportunities for those who complete the Manhood University or Women Offering Women Support programs. Author: Local 24 Staff (Local 24) Published: 11:56 AM CST January 19, 2021 Updated: 5:16 PM CST January 19, 2021
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland announced Tuesday a new partnership with Kroger Delta Division Distribution Center to help those who go through Manhood University or Women Offering Women Support programs.
Strickland said Kroger has agreed to offer job opportunities for those who complete either program.
“In a time when good paying jobs are hard to come by for people with good credentials, imagine how difficult it must be for someone not so fortunate,” Mayor Jim Strickland said. “Kroger has been such a great partner with us on so many other occasions, and I’m so excited about this new opp
Occupy Activist Earns a Seat on the Memphis Transit Board The Occupy movement may be over, but some of its activists are still gaining influence in local government. Daniel C. Vock | November 2014
The Memphis Bus Riders Union isn’t really a union. It’s not a group of employees; it doesn’t engage in collective bargaining; there aren’t any dues. But the group of grassroots volunteers has nonetheless begun to influence Memphis transit policy in a very real way.
Born out of the Occupy movement, the organization first started showing up at Memphis Area Transit Authority (MATA) board meetings nearly three years ago. The agency was caught off guard. “When we got to the board meeting, they didn’t know how to accommodate us,” says Bennett Foster, one of the group’s organizers. The activists initially had to email the agency ahead of time to get an agenda; then they had to send another message to let officials know they want
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