30 percent more McLennan County residents getting food stampsWaco Tribune Herald, TX –3 minutes agoBy Cindy V. Culp The number of McLennan County residents receiving food stamps is nearly 30 percent higher than it was this time last year — an increase … More: continued here
Post finds new way to stay in touchJakarta Post, Indonesia –56 minutes agoThe prism stamp collection, which issues legal stamps, was first introduced by Australia as a "personalized stamp" in March 1999 during an International … More: continued here
Illegal Immigrant Costs Rise In OctoberKHTS Radio, CA –1 hour agoTwenty-five percent of the County's total allotment of welfare and food stamps benefits goes directly to the children of illegal aliens born in the United … More: continued here
A single mother of three living off food stamps, disability payments and cash assistance from the Department of Children and Families, Shalynda Brown awaits the pastor to take her donations for charity. Even when times are tough, Brown keeps on giving. More: continued here
A former Wendell resident accused of defrauding more than 500 people out of $345,000 in money and stamps has pleaded guilty to federal charges of mail fraud. More: continued here
GRAND RAPIDS — A U.S. Postal Service worker in Berrien County faces a possible prison sentence if convicted of pocketing cash after ringing up bulk stamp sales as single stamps. More: continued here
Assistant inspector general of police in charge of training Monday said the police were poised to eliminating gender based discrimination, sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment. More: continued here
Bahrain will today issue a set of 11 commemorative stamps to mark National and Accession days. More: continued here
In order to qualify for food stamps you can not make more than a certain amount of money per month before taxes. More: continued here
The Arizona Department of Economic Security is reminding people in need to seek out all of the programs available to them. Food banks, which have seen donations fall because of the poor economy, are really trying to remind people about food stamps, said Judith Fritch of DES. More: continued here