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Electronic mail may have reduced the volume of snail mail at the post office, but stamp collecting lives on in Dumaguete City. More: continued here

Inquirer Visayas Rare stamps offer insight into historyInquirer.netDUMAGUETE CITY — Electronic mail may have reduced the volume of snail mail at the post office, but stamp collecting lives on in Dumaguete City. … More: continued here

Electronic mail may have reduced the volume of snail mail at the post office, but stamp collecting lives on in Dumaguete City. More: continued here

Please forgive me this Christmas morning. I ran out of stamps and didn’t get all the cards in the mail. More: continued here

Home buyers may have to shell out more on stamp duty nowSakaal TimesPUNE: People hunting for a flat in the up market areas of the city should now brace up to pay more stamp duty as the Department of Registration and Stamps…and more » More: continued here

Electronic mail may have reduced the volume of snail mail at the post office, but stamp collecting lives on in Dumaguete City. More: continued here

Your Opinions: Stamp would honor war dogs' serviceBattle Creek EnquirerI am currently working on the K-9 Corps stamp committee which is striving for national recognition of the war dogs through petitioning the US Postal Service … More: continued here

At 1:18 p.m. Dec. 14, a resident reported losing a black Dolce and Gabbana purse and believed she lost the bag around 2:15 a.m. Dec. 12 in the vicinity of West Camplain Road. The purse contained three Social Security cards, two Visa credit cards, one photo identification card, $300 in …

From my earliest days, I recall making handmade Christmas cards. Every December, my two sisters and I would launch into card-making mode. Some years we used construction paper and Elmer’s glue. Other years we’d carve potatoes into stamps, dip them in ink, and crank out dozens of cards. More: continued …

From my earliest days, I recall making handmade Christmas cards. Every December, my two sisters and I would launch into card-making mode. Some years we used construction paper and Elmer’s glue. Other years we’d carve potatoes into stamps, dip them in ink, and crank out dozens of cards. More: continued …