The village that healed my pain: Mother of gunned down Post Office worker …Daily MailAfter Craig's death, the Post Office part of the business was closed down, but a few weeks later PO chiefs acknowledged that the people of Fairfield in …and more » More: continued here
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Collecting stamps is a widely loved hobby all over the world. Stamps are pieces of history which has value that is sought after by the whole world. Collecting stamps is also a hobby that most people can engage into because of the minimal expenses that it requires. More: continued here
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The one upside to the NJ Nets’ horrendous 2-28 record? Tickets to games are really cheap! The Daily News found people at a recent home game who found great deals on eBay and Stubhub: A teacher with his stepson said, “I don’t make much, so $7 per ticket is great for me”—face value for each…
In the course of 12 years, Colby St. Peter watched her parents’ drug addictions drag them from a comfortable, two-income household to accepting welfare and food stamps. More: continued here
Food stamp program enrollment jumps in Conn.Nashua Telegraph(AP) — A report says the number of Connecticut residents receiving food stamps has grown by almost one-third over the past year. …and more » More: continued here
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The British stamp company, Royal Mail, is launching stamp sets onTagore and …Indian ExpressSeveral sheets of the iconic Penny Black stamp with the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II were distributed by the postal department, Royal Mail, across Britain … More: continued here