Stamps add color to our holiday mail (Quad-City Times)
We all have our holiday traditions. One of mine is to review theseasonal stamps issued by the U.S. Postal Service. More: continued here
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Fairfax County Food Stamp, Services Applications Rise – WJLA
Fairfax County Food Stamp, Services Applications RiseWJLAFigures from Fairfax County (web | news) show a jump in the number of applications for food stamps and other public service programs helping those in need. …Demand for public help spikes in FairfaxWashington Examinerall 2 news articles » More: continued here
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Twigg-Smith’s Pony Express stamps fetch $4 million at New York auction (Honolulu Advertiser)
A collection of 63 historic Pony Express postmarked envelopes and stamps owned by retired Advertiser publisher Thurston Twigg-Smith sold for $4 million today in a New York auction. More: continued here
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Hard times, hard choices: The decision to go on food stamps (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
Middle class to safety net: Recession swells the number of Minnesota food stamp recipients. More: continued here
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In Twin Cities, foods stamps are feeding the suburbs (Pioneer Press)
Off carefully planned streets and behind manicured lawns, welfare is increasingly putting food on the dinner tables of Minnesota’s suburban families. More: continued here
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Food Stamps and the Tough Economy (New York Times)
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Food Stamps and the Tough Economy (New York Times)
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Food stamp use steadily rising – Topeka Capital Journal
Food stamp use steadily risingTopeka Capital JournalReluctant at first, the family finally chose to seek food assistance, popularly known as food stamps. It was the right choice for Erickson, she said. … More: continued here
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Holiday stamps available (Denver Post)
With the holidays nearing, the post office has five new Christmas stamps and the usual array of postage for other holidays available. More: continued here
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In Twin Cities, foods stamps are feeding the suburbs (Pioneer Press)
Off carefully planned streets and behind manicured lawns, welfare is increasingly putting food on the dinner tables of Minnesota’s suburban families. More: continued here