Residents can get food stamps starting Thursday, not TuesdayHouma Courier, Louisiana –4 hours agoBy Laura McKnight HOUMA – Local residents can begin applying for disaster-related food stamps beginning from 7 am to 7 pm Thursday at the Bayou Black Gym, … More: continued here
PUBLIC Trustee Mark Bodycoat has told an inquiry into the troubled office that he does not “tolerate” bullying and has moved to stamp out any such culture. More: continued here
US Postal Service Celebrates Latin Jazz, Hispanic HeritageMarketWatch –4 hours agoAltogether, the Postal Service has issued over 50 stamps celebrating Hispanic heritage. The stamp dedication included a special guest performance by 2008 … More: continued here
Published: Saturday, September 6, 2008 at 10:17 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, September 6, 2008 at 10:18 p.m. HOUMA — Terrebonne and Lafourche are among 31 parishes whose residents can apply for food stamps because of Hurricane Gustav’s impact, officials said. More: continued here
Joining forcesHindu, India –1 hour agoThe postal departments of India and China recently joined forces to issue special commemorative stamps on the theme of Buddhist architecture. … More: continued here
Food Stamps AvailableKATC, LA –4 hours agoThe parishes already have 150000 regular food stamp households. The parishes declared eligible for disaster food stamps are: Acadia, Allen, Ascension, … More: continued here
American scholar donates stamp collection to Mashhad museumTehran Times, Iran –8 minutes agoTEHRAN — American Katherine Edstrom donated a rare collection of artistic and historical stamps to the Astan-e Qods Razavi Museum’s Stamp and Banknote … More: continued here
The 2008 version of the Calgary Stampeders have yet to find their identity and are very much a work in progress. More: continued here
A printing mistake on some U.S. postal stamps could have people calling a phone sex hot line. Government officials said a carrier card that comes with a duck stamp had a wrong phone number printed on it. More: continued here
WEB AND SOFTWARE giant Google released, without much fanfare , an update for its Chrome browser that fixes “confirmed security vulnerabilities ” among other bugs including a Javascript error on Facebook. More: continued here