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Shifting Trade Leads Virginia Stamp Business to Nameplates …
U.S. News & World Report PORT REPUBLIC, Va. (AP) — About 20 years ago, a pastor asked Jonathan Lee to create nameplates for him to add to his mini-barns. |
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LOS ANGELES, CA–(Marketwire – 07/28/10) – Stamps.com (NASDAQ: STMP – News ), the leading provider of USPS postage online and shipping software solutions to approximately 400,000 customers, today announced that its Board of Directors approved a waiver from the Company’s net operating loss (“NOL”) protective provisions (the “NOL Protective Measures”) contained in Article IX of…
Postal Service Seeks 50-Cent StampsKERO-TV 23WASHINGTON (CNNMoney) — A nickel boost in the first-class stamp price to 50 cents is part of the US Postal Service's latest plan to stop bleeding red ink. The Postal Service released the 5-year business plan to Congress late Thursday in part to push … More: continued here
Families receive 5 percent less in food stampsWashington PostBenefits to families on food stamps are being reduced by about 5 percent, or $36 per month for a family of four, starting Friday. The reason: A temporary expansion of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program included in the stimulus passed in 2009 is …Deep cuts to country's food stamp…
KCRA Sacramento California prison smuggling: Heroin in stamps, meth in soapKCRA SacramentoThe $15 million spent by California to thwart prison drug smuggling has generated mixed results, researchers found, as increasingly creative smugglers turned to tricks like concealing methamphetamine in a bar of soap or heroin under postage stamps.California Prison Smuggling: Meth in Soap, Heroin on…
SANDUSKY The director of Erie County Department of Job and Family Services says, contrary to a rumor that has spread around the county, people who receive food stamps do not need to use them by midnight. More: continued here
Emergency food stamps will be available to qualifying residents of the 18 Illinois counties, including Adams, Hancock and Pike, that have been hit by Mississippi River flooding. More: continued here