Globe and Mail Answering letters to Santa in North Pole inspires filmmakerFairbanks Daily News-Miner… by announcing it would stop releasing Santa Claus's letters — about 150000 per year are sent to the North Pole Post Office— for security reasons. …If Your Child Wrote To Santa Claus At The North Pole And Got A Reply Here's…
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As Stores Sputter, Sales Sizzle OnlineWall Street JournalEBay Inc.'s giant online marketplace, where traffic has slumped in recent years, lost shoppers every week since the end of November compared to the same … More: continued here
World DiaryFinancial TimesThis is the last day for posting first-class mail in the UK for which the Royal Mail can guarantee delivery by Christmas. Solstice day brings the shortest …and more » More: continued here
Best chance for Missouri's food stamp glitch: Plead for leniencySt. Louis Post-Dispatch (blog)By Editorial Board For the better part of the last decade, Missouri has been lauded as a model state for reaching residents eligible to receive food stamps. … More: continued here
New York Magazine Dear Santa: Sometimes kids share worriesThe Union LeaderGIANNA BOLACCIA dropped her letter to Santa in the bright red cast-iron mailbox inside the Derry Post Office lobby. …Letters to Santa Going UnreadNew York MagazineLetters to Santa go incognito this yearColumbus Dispatchall 5 news articles » More: continued here
Food-stamp use takes record jump in WashingtonSeattle TimesA record number of people in Washington state are enrolling in the federally funded food-stamp program, outpacing the national growth rate. …and more » More: continued here