Food stamp use risingCharleston GazetteIn the dreary past, a Charleston acquaintance bristled with indignation at the sight of a customer paying in line ahead of us with food stamps at the … More: continued here
Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx and UPS, the world’s two largest package delivery companies, hire thousands of extra workers every holiday season, usually college students and 20-somethings. More: continued here
In Hindsight: A 'good Meg,' a better Prius and valley's 'housing…San Jose Mercury NewsIn Georgetown, Del., Jim Buckmaster, CEO of scrappy San Francisco classified-ad site Craigslist, testified in his company's legal dispute with eBay. …and more » More: continued here
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Syracuse residents trying to keep their local post office open met at a Southside church and asked local officials to join in their crusade. More: continued here
Royal Mail is failing to deliverNews of the WorldTHE Royal Mail was once the envy of the world for its first class service – but now it's struggling to deliver. … More: continued here
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 Thanksgiving. More: continued here
The Island (subscription) Celebrating the Stamps of Sri LankaThe Island (subscription)The theme: Celebrating the Stamps of Sri Lanka. As usual the Association continues to choose interesting informative and inspirational topics! … 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 Thanksgiving. Gullo is no veteran truck driver. More: continued here
Ed Gullo never thought he’d be on this side of a package delivery. More: continued here
Food stamp recipients on the riseHickory Daily RecordHICKORY – The number of people qualifying for the food assistance commonly known as food stamps is up by more than … More: continued here