The Great US Depression of 2008 – Americans Turning to Food StampsShortNews.com, Germany –4 hours agoLatest official figures show a record 28 million Americans are currently relying on food stamps to survive, a sure sign that one of the worlds most … More: continued here

Stamps.com® (Nasdaq:STMP) will be presenting at the B. Riley & Co. 9th Annual Las Vegas Investor Conference at the Palms Casino Hotel in Las Vegas on April 3, 2008. The Company will be presenting at 5:30 p.m. ET and a web cast will … More: continued here

I was in the old neighborhood in the Town of Tonawanda the other day and drove past the post office, the one that the Postal Service wants to close. More: continued here

Old post office evokes wealth of memoriesBuffalo News,  United States –1 hour agoI was in the old neighborhood in the Town of Tonawanda the other day and drove past the post office, the one that the Postal Service wants to close. … More: continued here

Netbiscuits Integrates SMS Campaigning Tool – Creates SMS Services …Earthtimes, UK –4 minutes agoSMS services are particularly useful for companies such as eBay, which uses Netbiscuits to enable its SMS auction alerts. Furthermore, a growing number of … More: continued here

Fairfax County health officials are investigating why more than 30 employees at a Chantilly post office have tested positive for exposure to tuberculosis. More: continued here

A policy change could make more people eligible for food stamps. More: continued here

Ebay visit St Leonards post officeRye and Battle Today, UK –3 hours agoBy Julia Taylor Ebay fans or those who are just curious about internet selling should head to Baldslow post office today. Representatives from the internet … More: continued here

Post Office petition sentHarrow Times, UK –3 minutes agoBy Jack Royston A PETITION to save a local Post Office was sent off yesterday as the deadline for a consultation on proposed closures looms. … More: continued here

Leave it to e-mail to let you know how rich you are. “Winning notification!!!” said the subject line of the e-mail that I received over the weekend. More: continued here