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After generations of independence, some Gulf Coasters asking for help
MiamiHerald.com Days later, his wife, a school bus driver in St. Bernard Parish, applied for food stamps. The first check — about $260 — arrived on a Monday, … After generations of independence, some Gulf Coasters asking for help |
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Food stamp usage spikes in stateEaston JournalBattered by the recession, growing numbers of Massachusetts residents are turning to food stamps, with the state doing more to promote … More: continued here
The Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) today announced that Louisianians can now apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance (SNAP) and other forms of assistance online. “Louisianians can now apply for, complete a verification interview and receive benefits without stepping into a DCFS office,” said Ruth Johnson, DCFS Secretary. “Citizens using the online application…
One odd-omatic ClassicCanoe.ca, Canada –2 minutes agoThe Esks are tied for second-place in the West Division with the Stamps. So, today's Battle of Alberta between the Green and Gold and the Calgary Stampeders … More: continued here
Short Takes: Program aims to sign up people to get food stampsSan Diego Union Tribune, CA –5 hours ago… Diego City Councilwoman Marti Emerald and the San Diego Food Bank are launching a program aimed at raising the number of people who receive food stamps. … More: continued here
ABC15.com (KNXV-TV) Ex-Tucson postal employee accused of stamp theftABC15.com (KNXV-TV)A former postal employee in Tucson has been indicted for allegedly stealing almost $77000 in stamps.Former Tucson postal employee accused of stealing $76K in stampsAZFamilyFormer postal worker indicted for stealing $76k worth of stampsKVOA Tucson Newsall 7 news articles » More: continued here
Part II of "Women on Stamps" Online Exhibit Features Courageous WomenArt DailyThe Smithsonian's National Postal Museum presents the new online exhibit “Women on Stamps: Part II” on its award-winning Web site, … More: continued here