Canada Post loses rare book, offers stamps in returnOttawa CitizenGreene concluded: “While I know that nothing can replace the rare book, I am enclosing two booklets of stamps for your future use. …and more » More: continued here
Help stamp out breast cancer in AyerNashoba PublishingTo raise awareness, the Ayer Post Office is encouraging the purchase this month of the 55-cent Breast Cancer Research "semipostal" stamp. … More: continued here
Stamps And Riders Meet At mcmahonOurSports Central (press release)The Stamps traveled to Montreal this past week and lost 32-11 to the Alouettes. Calgary is 8-6 and tied with Saskatchewan for first in the West Division. …and more » More: continued here
Stamps not shedding tears over Dressler's leg injuryStarPhoenix"Hey, I hate that the kid was hurt," said Stamps defensive backs coach Corey Chamblin. "But he's done his damage to our secondary over the last couple of …Stamps And Riders Meet At mcmahonOurSports Central (press release)all 2 news articles » More: continued here
Collector offered stamps after rare book disappears in mailOttawa CitizenWhen he complained the Canada Post CEO sent him an appology and a few books of stamps. OTTAWA — An Ottawa man who says a rare book of poetry got lost in the … More: continued here
Federal judge dismisses food stamp lawsuitSan Antonio ExpressAUSTIN — A federal judge has dismissed a class-action lawsuit that aimed to force the state to process food stamp applications … More: continued here
Globe and Mail Riders refuse to look past StampsGlobe and MailBC Lions slot back Cory Rodgers (left) is brought down by Saskatchewan Roughriders' Mike McCullough in first quarter CFL action on Friday, June 13, …The road less travelledEdmonton Sunall 49 news articles » More: continued here
MONROE, La. — It remains to be seen if Louisiana-Monroe can continue its unbeaten start in the Sun Belt Conference and earn its first-ever bowl bid. But for Warren Central product Otis Stamps, one career defining highlight is in the bag. More: continued here
EDMONTON – Fred Stamps is now the Canadian Football League’s leader in receiving yardage – the first to go over the 1,000-yard mark – but he would give away his 64 receptions, 1,033 receiving yards and seven touchdowns in a heartbeat. More: continued here
Voice of San Diego How We Overvalue EducationNewsweekGood schools constitute a far more potent weapon against poverty than welfare, food stamps or housing subsidies." Ah yes, if I were a kid in East St. Louis …Democrats and SchoolsNew York Timesall 75 news articles » More: continued here