BILOXI — The Governor's Oyster Council has until June 2 to show Gov. Phil Bryant ways to deal with a crisis in the Mississippi oyster industry.
Then comes the hard part — finding money to implement the plan.
"That's when the fun starts," Corky Perret, who retired from the state Department of Marine Resources after retiring from a similar agency in Louisiana, said only half-jokingly after the council's first meeting, at the Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum in Biloxi.
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