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Old stamps take a new route
The Bryan Times (subscription) Dear Readers: A recent column told you how to send your CANCELED STAMPS to Stamp Camp USA to be used and recycled by young people. Sadly, the organization has shut its doors. I've written about this worthwhile group for years. Many wrote that the … |
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The Hayride KENNEDY: Food Stamp Work Requirement Makes SenseThe HayrideGovernor-Elect John Bel Edwards is thinking about waiving the requirement that able-bodied adults without dependents get a job, receive job training or perform public service as a condition of receiving food stamps. To waive this requirement would be a … More: continued here
Stamps.com Inc. Earnings Soar as Shippers Flock to Its PlatformFox BusinessDuring a conference call with analysts, CEO Ken McBride said that Stamps.com was particularly successful in acquiring new shipping customers, who drove a large portion of the ARPU increase. "For the shipping area, we're able to increase ARPU above the … More: continued here
The Stampeders play host to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Friday night at McMahon Stadium. Kickoff is at 8 p.m. More: continued here
Kids latching on to the vinesElmira Star-Gazette, NYWhen Ben returns to the Watkins Glen family business for good, he'll be the fourth generation of Stamps to cultivate wine grapes and the third generation to produce wine. "We're in a pretty cool position," said Lakewood president and winemaker Chris … More: continued here
Stamps: One stamp event canceled, but Ventura County Fair show goes onVentura County StarI learned late last month that an announced Southern California stamp event I promoted in June's column has been canceled. The bourse, originally set for July 16-18, had been announced by the American Stamp Dealers Association in its … More: continued here
NOLA.com More Louisiana families turning to food stampsNOLA.comBy AP The face of Louisianians on food stamps has changed and broadened with the worsened economy in a state mired in poverty and repeatedly hit by disasters. College graduates. Two-parent households. Elderly residents with growing medical bills. …and more » More: continued here