Bills too high, so no more duck stampsThe Star-Ledger – NJ.comThe state Division of Fish and Wildlife has discontinued the sale of paper waterfowl stamps (duck stamps) and collectible … More: continued here
Petition drive begins in effort to support post office branch in …Winston-Salem JournalThe US Postal Service has added Winston-Salem's Center City Post Office, at the corner of Town Run Lane and Second Street, …and more » More: continued here
The Key Largo post office will be the second retail mail branch in the Keys to stop some employees from serving customers for part of their shifts. More: continued here
Painter from Westport wins waterfowl stamp contestEnterprise NewsThe winning paintings for each year are reproduced on the Massachusetts Waterfowl Stamp. Sexton was born and raised in Milwaukee and moved to the West Coast …and more » More: continued here
The Sedalia post office is ending its summer hours of operation at the retail counter and returning to a regular schedule, a news release form the United States Postal Service said. More: continued here
MEMPHIS, Tenn.—-FedEx Corp. was recently honored with the “Small Parcel Carrier of the Year” award from Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. . The award represents exceptional service performance in transportation services in 2008. More: continued here
WASHINGTON – More Americans than ever before received food stamps in June, the Department of Agriculture said on Thursday, with more than 35 million Americans receiving assistance. The numbers are 22 percent higher than in June 2008. The number of Americans receiving food stamps rose by more than 700,000 people compared with May. June was…
FARGO (AP) – The University Station post office in Fargo is still among those targeted for possible closure, even after the Postal Service narrowed the number from near 700 to 413. More: continued here
More Americans than ever before received food stamps in June, the Department of Agriculture says. More: continued here
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