Food stamps for thoughtJamestown SunAll Congress has to do is make permanent the temporary expansion of the food-stamp program included in the stimulus package last spring. Here's an easy one. …Food stamp use upMonessen Valley Independentall 4 news articles » More: continued here
Amazing. Fadia Alhalabi repeatedly used that description for The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree gift distribution Tuesday. With seven living in Alhalabi’s one-income home, 11-year-old Christopher’s request was beyond her budget, which she proudly maintains without food stamps or welfare. More: continued here
The economy is alleged to be turning around. Even so, people continue to search for treasure. Time to answer a few letters. More: continued here
FedEx’s biggest cargo planes, newly acquired Boeing 777 Freighters, will link the world’s two largest cargo airports, Hong Kong and Memphis, starting next year.FedEx officials disclosed plans for the first 777s during a recent conference call with analysts. The news rated an item published Tuesday in the Journal of Commerce Online.FedEx took delivery in September…
MORE than £700 million will have been spent across Britain on unwanted Christmas presents this year. More: continued here
WASHINGTON — High unemployment. More folks on food stamps. Fewer owning their homes. Yet for all the signs of recession, something is missing: More crime. More: continued here
Hacker Valley post office sparks national inquiryCharleston GazetteClosed since July, the Hacker Valley Post Office's empty parking lot greets travelers along W.Va. 20. By Rick Steelhammer Donna Boggs is one of many Hacker … More: continued here
5 Star Customer Service Award Hewitt You have heard of five-star hotels and five-star resorts get ready for a five-star post office. The Hewitt Post Office recently earned a five-star rating as part of the Postal Service’s new 5 Star Customer Service Program. Ratings are based on surveys by The Gallup Organization. More: continued here
MORE than £700 million will have been spent across Britain on unwanted Christmas presents this year. More: continued here
WASHINGTON — High unemployment. More folks on food stamps. Fewer owning their homes. Yet for all the signs of recession, something is missing: More crime. More: continued here