Post offices expected to closeCody EnterpriseBarring a change in the current arc of events, post offices in Emblem and Deaver will close this spring. "It's not a done deal yet, but the wheels are turning," said Gary Sims, the manager of Wyoming Post Office operations. Comments from local people, … More: continued here
Landan Talley could be the leading candidate to be a healthy scratch. More: continued here
Elizabeth Summers: Against bringing food stamps to the drive-thruSand Mountain ReporterDid you see where one of the biggest names in fast food is lobbying for permission to accept food stamps at many of its restaurants? Yum! Brands, which runs restaurants including Taco Bell, Kentucky Fried Chicken and Pizza Hut, is asking for permission …Sessions: Budget…
With just two outings left on a roller-coaster ride of a regular season, the Calgary Stampeders still have an opportunity — and a desire — to finish atop the standings in the CFL’s West Division. More: continued here
Food-Stamp Shopping Challenge Proves Difficulty of Small BudgetNewsChannel5.comFor those on food stamps, it's even harder. Their budget is only $1.50 per meal. Could you survive on $4 for food per day? Thousands of Tennesseans on food stamps do it every week, and now some local politicians are taking on the challenge in their own …Food…
The State Column Rehberg Stands With Montanans In Defense of Rural Post OfficesThe State ColumnRehberg reiterated his hope that the Postal Service would find a way to balance their priorities in a way that doesn't disproportionately impact rural states like Montana. “We know the Post Office is in trouble, and we know that some changes…
Analysts at the University of Cincinnati’s Economics Center have just begun studying the economic impact of the Dalton Street post office, which the federal government might close. More: continued here
FedEx Corp. (FDX) plans to hire 20,000 seasonal workers, 18 percent more than last year, to handle a surge in holiday deliveries at the operator of the world’s largest cargo airline. More: continued here
Daily Mail Tech execs send kids to anti-computer schoolSan Francisco Chronicle (blog)Engineers and execs from Apple, eBay, Google, Hewlett-Packard and Yahoo are supporting this little nine-classroom utopia where tuition starts at $17750 and where you won't find a single computer or screen of any sort. Also, kids are discouraged from …A Silicon Valley School That…
News 10NBC Deer Crashes Into Messenger Post Office13WHAM-TVCanandaigua, NY – A deer crashed through the Messenger Post offices on Buffalo Street, causing some damage. The deer rummaged around in the newsroom, breaking several windows and making debris of desktop materials. The deer left a trail a blood. …Deer crashes into Messenger Post Media officeNews 10NBCall…