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Proposed "Sugar Restriction" Dropped On Food Stamps
Wgnsradio The proposed legislation seeking to encourage this state's 1-million food stamp users to make healthier food choices is going to be dropped from the agenda. Representative Sheila Butt, a Maury County Republican, indicated it was unlikely that the feds … Tennessee representative withdraws bill banning food stamp use for junk food |
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When to expect the latest Fruit definitive stampLinn’s Stamp NewsThe United States Postal Service has added another stamp to its ongoing Fruit definitive (regular-issue) series, which began in 2016. The new issue is a 5ยข Grapes stamp in self-adhesive panes of 20, with a Feb. 24 issue date. An advisory provided by … More: continued…
Central Florida News 13 Farmers markets getting money to take food stampsCentral Florida News 13The federal government is spending $4 million to make food markets more accessible to food stamp recipients. The federal government is spending $4 million to help hook up farmers and low-income customers. Currently, fewer than a quarter of the nation's …Farmers…
TheBlaze.com Alabama just replaced work requirements on food stamps, and here's what happenedTheBlaze.comOne of the largest food stamp scams was discovered in Jefferson County in Alabama in 2015, when law enforcement officials arrested 17 persons for bilking hundreds of thousands of dollars from the program. Officials believed they were wiring some of the …and more » More:…
Global Voices Online (blog) USA: Eid Postage Stamp Provokes Hate in TennesseeGlobal Voices Online (blog)The e-mail falsely claims that President Obama has issued a new postage stamp commemorating the two Eid celebrations and urges readers to boycott it, …and more » More: continued here
First-class stamps increase a penny to 42 centsNewsday, NY –11 minutes agoThese stamps, depicting the Liberty Bell, cost the previous amount of first-class letter postage – 41 cents each. But as of 12:01:01 am yesterday, … More: continued here