Surveillance video released through records request shows disturbance in the water
In a press release today the United States Department of Agriculture announced the appointment of Mary McNeil to the office of civil rights as deputy assistant secretary. The Winnebago woman will have responsibility for the leadership, coordination, and direction for USDA’s civil rights programs.
Here’s part of the release:
“As we embark on a new era in civil rights at USDA, Mary McNeil brings vast experience to USDA in both civil rights and American Indian programs at the Department,” said Tom Vilsack. “Her leadership will enhance President Obama’s and my goal of USDA being a model employer and premier service provider to all.”
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