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Confusing Congressional Food Stamp Cut Strikes In Michigan
Huffington Post Nobody could tell Audrey Webster of Clinton Township, Michigan, why her monthly food stamps went down from more than $100 to just $16 in February. The letter she received didn't say much. "It said they would be cut, that's all," Webster, 63, told HuffPost. |
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Stamps.com Announces Record Non-GAAP Earnings per Share of $0.57Marketwire (press release)EL SEGUNDO, CA–(Marketwired – Apr 24, 2013) – Stamps.com® ( NASDAQ : STMP), the leading provider of postage online and shipping software solutions, today announced results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2013. Highlights for the first quarter: …and more » More: continued here
CALGARY – The Big Red Wall is up at McMahon Stadium. Asked about his quarterback’s play so far this season, crusty Calgary Stampeders offensive co-ordinator George Cortez commented about how much he’s looking forward to Friday’s date with the B.C. Lions. More: continued here
Idaho Food Stamp Use Doubles National IncreaseFox12IdahoEntertainment News from AP Idaho is double the national average in growth, which is the number of people receiving food stamps. … More: continued here
Police Report: Woman Hit With Pipe; Stolen StampsPatch.comA theft of several postage stamp booklets was reported at 3:24 pm Saturday in the 600 block of Meadowbrook Road. A bicyclist was transported to the hospital with a knee and shoulder injury after it was reported at 5:21 pm Saturday at Oakdale and West … More: continued…
TVNZ New Zealand stamps attract record pricesTVNZ, New ZealandAn auction of rare New Zealand stamps in New York has broken all previous records, topping $4million, thanks to philatelic fans with deep pockets. "In the field of New Zealand stamps there's never been anything like it. This is by far the finest and … More: continued here
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Three-month time limit on food stamps to affect ma…Pittsburgh Post-GazetteHARRISBURG — A three-month time limit on food stamps for unemployed or underemployed adults ages 18 to 50 who aren't disabled or raising minor children will apply to most of Allegheny County and southwestern Pennsylvania in 2016, according to a … More: continued here