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Airport's 24-7 post office draws late Christmas shoppersKTUULate shopper Janey Beasley says lines at the Anchorage International Airport's post office are moving quickly — despite their length. … More: continued here

Food stamp use on upswing in affluent Litchfield CountyWaterbury Republican AmericanOne of the partially hidden indicators of financial hardship is the increased use of food stamps. … More: continued here

NEW YORK – Ed Gullo never thought he’d be on this side of a package delivery. Gullo, 61, of Newburgh, N.Y., is driving a truck for FedEx during the holiday shipping rush that started after Thanksgiv… More: continued here

Covington Post Office honors employees, veteransNewton CitizenThe Covington Post Office recently honored present and past employees, their spouses and veterans at a luncheon. City Councilwoman Hawnethia Williams spoke … More: continued here

Picky, picky, picky. That’s how Jeanne Rodrigue describes herself, her husband and her granddaughter when it comes to buying food, especially when its on sale. “If it’s even close to the expiration date, you know it’s on its way out,” said Rodrigue, of Rocky Hill, More: continued here

Memphis post office witnesses real-life SantaThe Tennessean… Tuesday afternoon, she packed clothes, a coat, toys, some hair products into a box in the lobby of the Prescott Post Office branch near Poplar Plaza. …and more » More: continued here

With all the hubbub generated locally about the long, time-consuming lines at the Alamogordo post office, I decided to pay it a visit Friday. More: continued here

KERA Food stamp applications approved after lawsuitHouston ChronicleAP Texas News © 2009 AP AUSTIN — The day after a group sued the state over delays in the processing of food stamp applications, the Health and Human …TRLA Seeking More Families for LawsuitKGBT-TVWant food stamps in Texas? Be a plaintiffDallas Morning …

The Kensington Post Office in Brooklyn, reviled by many as the worst in the city, may be the antithesis of the lavish, colonnaded James A. Farley station in Manhattan. More: continued here

NEW YORK – Ed Gullo never thought he’d be on this side of a package delivery. Gullo, 61, of Newburgh, N.Y., is driving a truck for FedEx during the holiday shipping rush that started after Thanksgiv… More: continued here