State to seek nutrition changes on food stampsArizona Daily StarWill Humble wants the US Department of Agriculture to impose nutrition standards on what can be bought with food stamps, saying it makes no sense for the … More: continued here
And The Winner Is…Wildfowl MagazineRobert Bealle an artist from Waldorf, Maryland, took top honors at the 2009 Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest. …and more » More: continued here
The price of first-class stamps will not go up next year. The Postal Service has been implementing rate increases annually in recent years. Back in May, the rate went from 42 cents to 44 cents. This year prices will remain the same for first-class mail. This is despite billions of dollars of debt. More: continued…
Stamps showman evolves into team leaderCalgary Herald“He's had a very solid season for us,” said Stamps coach and general manager John Hufnagel on Tuesday.“He's had his hands on a lot of balls this year; … More: continued here
Hearst Castle artwork: Holiday stamp revealedSan Luis Obispo TribuneBilbray said, “I really think this is the most beautiful of all our Christmas stamps.” The design replicates an original painting created more than 300 … More: continued here
Breast cancer awareness has gone globalThe Turlock JournalThere have been a total of 785.6 million stamps sold so far. There are multiple designs and phrases for the breast cancer stamp including “Fund the Fight,” …and more » More: continued here
Stamps/Salvation Army Coat DriveOurSports Central (press release)The Calgary Stampeders are asking fans to help Calgarians in need at the Stamps' final regular-season home game on Oct. 23, against the Edmonton Eskimos. …and more » More: continued here
Challenge of subsisting on food stamps opens eyes at NCCPocono RecordBrown, who is a student at NCC, was among 49 students, staff and faculty at the college who volunteered to make do on $3 in food stamps each day, … More: continued here
WATER and land speed record-breaking legend Donald Campbell will play his part in history once again as he joins nine other celebrated Britons on Royal Mail’s special ‘Eminent Britons’ stamps. More: continued here
WASHINGTON — The price of first-class stamps will not go up next year. The U.S. Postal Service has been increasing the rate annually in recent years, with a hike announced in January to take place next May. The rate went from 42 cents to 44 cents… More: continued here