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GLSEN Stamps Out Bullying – News | RiverBender.com
RiverBender.com Illinois is making progress on stamping out school bullying based on sexual orientation, according to a national advocacy group. GLSEN, the Gay Lesbian Straight Education Network, has published “From Statehouse to Schoolhouse,” a look at all 13,000 … |
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US Postal Service Announces ‘Simpsons’ StampsChattahBox, MA(ChattahBox) — The good news is the FOX hit series The Simpsons will be commemorated with First-Class Mail stamps in 2009. The bad news is they will cost 44-cent as part of the first-class rate hike effective on May 11, 2009. … More: continued here
KTLA Price of a Postage Stamp Set Decrease For First Time in Nearly a CenturyKTLAFor the first time in nearly 97 years, the price of a stamp is set to go down. On April 10, a first-class stamp will cost 47 cents, down from its current 49-cent price. The reduction is part of a pre-arranged…
Washington Post Drug testing plan considered for some food stamp recipientsWashington PostWASHINGTON — The Trump administration is considering a plan that would allow states to require certain food stamp recipients to undergo drug testing, handing a win to conservatives who've long sought ways to curb the safety net program. The proposal …Trump administration weighing drug…
Maidenhead Advertiser Canoeist to help launch Olympic stampsMaidenhead AdvertiserA canoeist hoping to make her mark at London's Olympics has put her stamp of approval on Royal Mail's 2012 commemoration. Louisa Sawers, 21, who trains with …Mary's stamp of approval for OlympicsBelfast TelegraphOther News In Brief4ni.co.ukall 6 news articles » More: continued here
Hindustan Times Japan releases postage stamps on Indian yoga experts | india-news …Hindustan TimesThe Japanese postage stamps feature Bishnu Charan Ghosh and his family members in tribute to the role they played in spreading yoga in Japan.and more » More: continued here
First-class stamps to increase by 2 cents MondayLos Angeles Times, CAThe price of a first-class stamp will increase by 2 cents on Monday, rising from 42 to 44 cents, according to officials with the US Postal Service. The increase is due to rising costs and inflation, said USPS spokesman David Partenheimer. … More: continued here