Understanding the politics of More for Memphis
The ordinance to create a fiscal agent for More for Memphis is slated for its third reading at the Memphis City Council on Tuesday, Dec. 17. (Laura Testino/The Daily Memphian)
Seeding Success leadership has spent months pitching the Memphis City Council and Shelby County Commission on the antipoverty plan.
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Samuel Hardiman
Samuel Hardiman is an enterprise and investigative reporter who focuses on local government and politics. A native Rhode Islander who lives Downtown, he enjoys tennis, golf and reading.
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