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Most on food stamps are working
Coshocton Tribune About 2,500 Ohioans have been kicked off food stamps for not satisfying a newly enforced work requirement, far fewer than what was initially feared. The clock started ticking Oct. 1, when the state counted more than 140,000 “able-bodied adults without … |
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With little college education and a sporadic work history, Jessica McGreevy was thrilled to join the red-hot real estate industry in late 2005, landing a receptionist job at a mortgage bank in a Long Island suburb about 45 miles east of New York City. More: continued here
Danby Town Talk: New stamps bring pleasure, nostalgiaIthaca Journal, NY –5 hours agoI am just star-struck enough, and not at all ashamed to admit it, to be really excited about the newest stamps. Who of my generation can forget Joe Friday's … More: continued here
Tucson's new birthday stamp is unveiledKVOA Tucson NewsFriday the Grand Prize Winner of the 10th annual Tucson Birthday Stamp Design Contest was unveiled by Mayor Jonathan Rothschild at the Postal History Foundation. The Grand Prize Winner is 13-year old Tanvi Narendran, an 8th grader who attends St. More: continued here
Demonstrators take food stamp fight to State HouseTurn to 10.com, RI –6 minutes agoPROVIDENCE—About two dozen advocates for the poor said the state is not doing enough to sign up those eligible for food stamps. … More: continued here
NorthJersey.com Wayne couple charged in $4 million food stamp fraud at Paterson storeNorthJersey.comNew Jersey joins the court fight for net neutrality,, Will Greg Toal coach Bergen Catholic? And introducing our new sports columnist Steve Popper – all in "7 things to know in New Jersey on Tuesday." John C. Ensslin. 636292635927022157-gavel.jpg. Gavel … More: continued…
Food stamp cuts force families to get by with lessPBSCuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program mean that the more than 47 million food stamp recipients will now receive less money each month to buy groceries. To examine the issue, Jeffrey Brown speaks with Ellen Teller of the Food Research … More: continued here