As of May 12, the United States Postal Service will increase its first-class postage rate from 41 to 42 cents. To offset the increase, the Pak Mail center on Storey Avenue in Newburyport will offer free, one-cent stamps to customers, beginning May 12.
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CBC.ca Cornish gets contract bumpLondon Free PressThe Stamps have scheduled a “major player announcement” for Tuesday morning, where they'll confirm Cornish has signed a contract extension. Although details of the deal aren't known, the 27-year-old from New Westminster, BC, should score a raise, too. …Running back Jon Cornish signs extension with StampedersCalgary HeraldStamps lock up…
SODAkids Road Show To Promote Love For StampsBru Direct, Brunei Darussalam –2 hours agoBy Mohammad Abdullah Bandar Seri Begawan – In a bid to promote the hobby of stamp collecting among kids, the Postal Service Department will be holding a … More: continued here
Underworked, overpaid corporate boards are harming the shareholders of public companies, writes John Gillespie and David Zweig in “Money for Nothing.” More: continued here
More farmers markets taking food stampsWashington TimesLast year, nearly 15,000 St. Louis County families used food stamps at farmers markets, more than anywhere else except the New York and Detroit areas, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which oversees the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance …and more » More: continued here
Stamps.com™ Hires PartnerCentric to Manage Affiliate ProgramPR-CANADA.net (press release), Montenegro –5 hours agoStamps.com™, the leading provider of Internet-based postage solutions, announced today the launch of its online affiliate marketing program under the … More: continued here