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USPS to unveil new Protect Pollinators Forever Stamps Thursday
FOX43.com RICHMOND, VA — The United States Postal Service will unveil a new group of stamps paying tribute to North America's most iconic pollinators — the monarch butterfly and the western honeybee. The Protect Pollinators Forever Stamps will be dedicated … |
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BBC News Winter flowers and plants on Jersey stampsBBC NewsJersey Post has paid tribute to a local botany expert on the release of a new set of stamps. Margaret Long, who died last year, began research for the stamps called Frosts and Nature. They show winter flowers and plants including Butcher's broom … More: continued…
Duck Stamp winner comes from CaliforniaClarksville Leaf ChronicleCLARKSVILLE, TENN. — The United States Fish and Wildlife Service reports that Robert Steiner of San Francisco, Calif. has won the 2012 Federal Duck Stamp Contest with an acrylic painting of a common goldeneye. It was his second contest win, having …California artists wins 2012 Duck Stamp ContestThe…
Linn’s Stamp News Australia Post dedicates stamp set to silo artLinn’s Stamp NewsNew Stamps of the World – By Denise McCarty. Many styles and forms of art, from prehistoric times to today's street art, have been pictured on stamps, but Australia Post is the first to dedicate a set of stamps to silo art. The…
SE Illinois News Illegal food stamp trafficking at record levels in IllinoisSE Illinois NewsWith 1.9 million Illinois residents on SNAP, it calls into question the validity of the program as some individuals abuse the assistance by selling their food stamps to corner stores for cash. This costs taxpayers money as the food stamps are typically…
New stamps feature classic TV showsABC7Chicago.comAugust 11, 2009 (WLS) — The US Postal Service is saluting early television shows with a new collection of stamps. The early TV memories stamps honor 20 …TV Icons Honored On US StampsKPVI-TVall 2 news articles » More: continued here
This morning’s Oregonian reports on the latest developments in the case of Scott Westerman, the embattled chief of the Portland police union. And the Idaho Statesman reports on efforts to get farmers markets to accept food stamps. More: continued here