Stamps use high-tech helmet to tell the tale of head hits
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Did a Michigan Welfare Recipient ‘Dine Like a King’ on Food Stamps? – About – News & Issues
Did a Michigan Welfare Recipient 'Dine Like a King' on Food Stamps?About – News & IssuesThe reason it's much discussed is the stated method of payment: food stamps. The grocery store in question has confirmed the transaction took place, leading to such grumpy characterizations in the media as "Shocking receipt shows welfare recipient …Shocking receipt…
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Dublin gang suspects in post office raid – Irish Times
Irish Times Dublin gang suspects in post office raidIrish TimesGARDAÍ BELIEVE a gang that fired a shot during a post office raid in Co Wexford, wounding the postmistress and her son, are from Dublin and have been involved in a number of recent raids in the southeast. The post office in Oulart, which was targeted…
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In pictures New stamps emphasize Art Deco design – Globe and Mail
Globe and Mail In pictures New stamps emphasize Art Deco designGlobe and MailMuscular details of some of Canada's most monumental works of Art Deco architecture are being downsized to fit on Canada Post stamps. Released to the public on June 9, the stamps use black and white photography and colourful, rounded fonts to emphasize …and…
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Stamps use high-tech helmet to measure head hits
The Calgary Stampeders are delving into the mystery of concussions with a high-tech helmet. More: continued here
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Post office broken into
THE Bargara Post Office is cleaning up after the front window was broken overnight. More: continued here
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Residents ask postal service to reopen Beallsville post office – Gazette.net Montgomery County Sports
Residents ask postal service to reopen Beallsville post officeGazette.net Montgomery County SportsBeallsville residents, angry that their post office was closed in August, became even angrier Tuesday night when it became apparent that US Postal Service representatives sent to meet with them knew neither the … More: continued here
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Two-month mail ban for street after stray dog bites postman – Scotsman
Two-month mail ban for street after stray dog bites postmanScotsmanRoyal Mail bosses have deemed Brock Place in Whins of Milton, Stirling, too dangerous for deliveries after the attack on one of its workers on 16 April. to the entire street was an over-reaction. However, there was good news for Brock Place residents … More: continued…
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Royal Mail Privatisation To Move Step Closer
The privatisation of the Royal Mail could begin this summer, as the bill formally allowing the sell-off is expected to be passed in parliament. More: continued here
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Gazette.Net: Residents ask postal service to reopen Beallsville post office
Beallsville residents, angry that their post office was closed in August, became even angrier Tuesday night when it became apparent that U.S. Postal Service representatives sent to meet with them knew neither the history of the town nor the post office. More: continued here