Information on how to realistically feed a family is needed, not a staggered allotment for food during the month. More: continued here

Global Stamps' Burris a big Moon fanToronto SunDuring Burris' first stint with the Stamps ending in 1999, he couldn't get Moon's number and wore No. 16, but he took No. 1 when he moved to Saskatchewan …Stampeders Presidents LuncheonCHQRDon't miss:Calgary Herald5th Annual Henry Burris All-Star WeekendGlobalall 14 news articles » More: …

old mystic post office reopensWTNHold mystic post office reopens. More: continued here

Get the latest news and notes on the top 20 golfers on the PGA Tour. These rankings are based 2008-09 PGA Tour results. More: continued here

Shares of the eBay Inc. fell Thursday after the online marketplace operator’s earnings forecast for the second quarter disappointed investors. More: continued here

Woodbridge, NJ — O.K., this isn’t exactly new news, but noteworthy and fun to look at, if nothing else. Back in July, FedEx Ground, a unit of FedEx that ships small packages, announced it was building what it hailed as the nation’s largest rooftop solar installation at its Woodbridge, N.J. …

PARIS: Global demand for gas is set to rise constantly over the next 20 years amid plentiful reserves and its increasing use to produce power, a senior executive at Royal Dutch Shell said yesterday. More: continued here

Paid For By Your Tax Dollars: Food Stamps for FugitivesMyFox PhoenixThe state has identified more than 200 felony fugitives, who are receiving food stamps – paid for with your tax dollars. Governor Jan Brewer ordered the …DES boosts efforts to keep felons from getting food stampsArizona RepublicAriz. Targets Fugitives Getting …

BANGALORE: The Income Tax Department officials on Thursday continued with their nation-wide investigation into the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchisees. I-T officials visited the premises of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), and the offices of GMR Group, which owns the Delhi Daredevils, here. More: continued here

eBay founder starts up Civil Beat, a new online news site asking people to pay to join and discuss ideas relevant to their communities. More: continued here