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Colour photocopying and first-class stamps have been banned at Transport for London in a spending freeze. More: continued here

Stamps go retro for Aug. 15Calgary HeraldStamps alum Basil Bark helped show off the new duds with the help of the Outriders, Ralph the Dog and team officials. Even the touchdown horse, Quick Six, … More: continued here

Stamps rookie keeps finding ways to make opposition payToronto SunThe 23-year-old knew when he came in with the Stamps, he would need to make those plays on cover units. “It was the same feeling I had when I went to …and more » More: continued here

Ex-Stamps pivot embraces new roleToronto SunThat's one of the things I've got to watch out for,” said Dickenson, the former Stamps QB who started his coaching career a year ago as running backs coach …and more » More: continued here

Farmer's Markets Face Financial, Technological ChallengeWMUR ManchesterSome shoppers at New Hampshire's farmers markets are asking why they can't use the food stamp program there. Years ago, food stamps were replaced with …Farmers' Markets, CSAs Struggle To Get Food Stamp CustomersCityLimits.orgHelping needy eat fresh, local is a tasty ideaRecord-Searchlightall 2 news articles » More: continued here

Vox Populi: "I would pay a dollar for a stamp to keep from delivering my own …Savannah Morning NewsBy Savannah Morning News Here are your responses to last week's question: "How much is too much for the price of a first-class stamp? …and more » More: continued here

Stamps mark two years to OlympicsThe Press AssociationThe second set of Royal Mail's London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games stamps will be issued next week to mark two years to the event. …London 2012 stamps released by Royal Mail to mark two years to the Olympic and …Telegraph.co.ukLONDON 2012 OLYMPIC STAMPS TO BE RELEASEDExpress.co.ukall 127…

Western rivalry between Calgary and Saskatchewan attracts the Rider nation More: continued here

Burke Dales has evolved as a punter. More: continued here

One of the commemorate Eyjafjallajökull ash stamps being issued by the Icelandic Post – made with ash from the eruption itself. Many Eruptions readers would consider themselves volcanophiles (or volcanificiandos?) and I would venture to guess there is a subset of volcano enthusiasts who are also philatelists as well. A philatelist (for those of you…