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With collectors, these colonial stamps will simply never go out of style
Linn’s Stamp News Nineteenth and early 20th century colonial stamps are popular with classic collectors as well as those who collect by empire, region or country. The colorful and often exotic British Empire and French Empire colonial issues spring immediately to mind … |
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USDA buckles, removes Spanish food stamp soap operas from websiteDaily CallerFollowing The Daily Caller's expose of the United States Department of Agriculture's food stamp outreach to Spanish-speakers via radio novelas, the agency removed the series from their website. More: continued here
The Post Office has released a limited number of stamps countrywide in celebration of former president Nelson Mandela’s 90th birthday. More: continued here
Stamps to celebrate 450th proposedSt. Augustine RecordOrganizers of St. Augustine's 450th anniversary celebration have been trying to get a U.S. postage stamp issued that will simultaneously be released here and in St. Augustine's sister city of Aviles, Spain. A commemorative stamp— and gold, silver and … More: continued here
Artwork chosen for stamp competitionMilwaukee Journal SentinelThe winning artwork was chosen recently from among nearly 50 entries in the annual competition to design the state's waterfowl, pheasant and turkey stamps. …and more » More: continued here
Eco Etiquette: Organic On Food Stamps To The Test (VIDEO)Huffington Post (blog)More than one in seven Americans is now on food stamps. That's a sobering statistic in and of itself, but it's even more worrisome when you consider the implications for our future health. High caloric fast food is cheap and plentiful, and with many…
Can you eat on $31 a week?Chicago Tribune (blog)The first thing I hope to do to stretch my dollars is shop at 61st Street Farmers Market tomorrow where those using food stamps (known here as LINK) get …What's It Like To Be On Food Stamps?ChicagoistRobbing Peter to PayAmerica Magazine (subscription)all 13 news articles » More: continued…