Past Russian spies have found post-swap life gets a bit stickyWashington Post (blog)Ever since the depths of the Cold War, the Kremlin has used postage stamps to showcase operatives who managed to steal some of the West's most guarded …and more » More: continued here
Boston Globe Matt Rourke/APNPRNext January, postage stamps could cost 46 cents, if the United States Postal Service wins approval of a proposal it made yesterday. …Postal Service woes: First-class stamps may climb to 46 centsChristian Science MonitorProposed increase in stamp prices faces opposition from new groupWashington PostStamp prices set to increase in 2011newjerseynewsroom.comNY1 –Los Angeles Times –Mt….
Florida's Food Stamp Program Awarded National BonusWCTVFor the third year in a row, Florida's Food Stamp program is getting national recognition. Florida was named the best in the nation for food stamp payment … More: continued here
Stamp Prices May Go up to 46 CentsWSAW… in mail volume and obligations to pay retiree health benefits. The US Postmaster is allowed to ask congress to increase the price of stamps once a year. More: continued here
Sam draws into Stamps lineup against TicatsMontreal Gazette“Before he got injured in training camp, he would have been the starter going into the regular season,” said Stamps coach John Hufnagel. …Sam anxious to strut stuffToronto Sunall 42 news articles » More: continued here
Washington Post Postal Service woes: First-class stamps may climb to 46 centsChristian Science MonitorThe Postal Service is raising the price of first class stamps– to 46 cents in 2011. By Scott Bland, Contributor / July 7, 2010 Postage rates will increase …Those 'Forever' Stamps May Be A Good Investment, After AllNPR (blog)Proposed increase in stamp…
The price of “Forever Stamps” is set to increase early next year. More: continued here
WASHINGTON — Buy those Forever stamps now. The cost of mailing a letter is going up again. Fighting to survive a deepening financial crisis, the Postal Service said Tuesday it wants to increase the price of first-class stamps by 2 cents — to 46 cents — starting in January. More: continued here
Using food stamps to fuel Philadelphia's economyWHYYBenePhilly is the program designed to make sure Senior Citizens are signed up for entitlement programs such as SNAP, formerly known as food stamps. …and more » More: continued here
Boston Globe Stamp prices set to increase in 2011newjerseynewsroom.comPostage rates will increase in 2011, with first-class stamps rising from 44 cents to 46 cents starting in January, pending approval by the Postal Regulatory …Postal Service woes: First-class stamps may climb to 46 centsChristian Science MonitorProposed increase in stamp prices faces opposition from new groupWashington PostThose…