Dentist: Taxpayers shouldn’t fund sodaBangor Daily News, ME –Nov 13, 2008The American Dental Association at its annual meeting in San Antonio last month endorsed a resolution in support of banning the use of food stamps to …Mainer seeks ban on use of food stamps to buy sodaDover Community Newsall 10 news articles …

Hockessin Post Office plans Alzheimer’s eventNewark Post, DE –6 minutes agoIn honor of the recent issuance of the Alzheimer’s Awareness postage stamp, the Hockessin Post Office is partnering with the Delaware Valley Chapter of the … More: continued here

Michigan man loses pennies on eBayMLive.com, MI –4 hours agoAt least one Michigan man was shafted when he sold some pennies on eBay. November 14, 2008: Bismarck Tribune: A Michigan man reported he sold $2532 worth of … More: continued here

Dinnington woman jailed for stealing £20000 from Post OfficeDinnington Today, UK –5 hours agoBy Jen Foster A DINNINGTON woman wept as she was sent down for a year after she stole almost £20000 from the town's post office where she worked. … More: continued here

No More Disaster Food StampsKLFY, LA –1 hour agoHundreds of hurricane victims are disappointed with the news they will not be getting any more disaster food stamp help. Because Hurricanes Gustav and Ike …UPDATE: Second Round Disaster Food StampsKATCall 2 news articles More: continued here

By Ross Findon – Friday, November 14, 2008 POLICE have appealed for witnesses after reports of a break-in at Brook Post Office. More: continued here

eBay sellers who want to draw more attention to their listings can advertise on eBay through a new program called eBay AdCommerce. More: continued here

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BANGOR (AP) – The Bangor pediatric dentist and public health advocate who spearheaded a successful campaign to ban smoking in vehicles when children are present now wants to prohibit the use of food stamps to buy soda. More: continued here

FedEx says it will raise rates for its ground and home delivery services by an average of 5.9 percent beginning on Jan. 5. More: continued here