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NYC Might Be Forced to Lift Food Stamp Fingerprint RuleNBC New YorkMayor Bloomberg has been criticized for insisting on fingerprinting for food stamps in New York despite low levels of fraud. New York City is only one of … More: continued here

Is it possible that one day, we’ll do our banking at the post office? I facetiously suggested just such an alliance some months ago in a Bank Shots column that explored humorous strategic partnerships for troubled banks. More: continued here

FedEx Office in Great Neck is spreading their holiday cheer by helping local customers save money and time as they get ready to ship holiday packages this season. More: continued here

SCOTIA — This “walking community” is cheering the news the village will keep its Mohawk Avenue post office. More: continued here

Police guard on post office cashRochdale OnlineGreater Manchester Police has teamed up with Post Office Ltd to launch the Safer Post Offices Initiative and make the county safer. … More: continued here

Microsoft Lands UK Cloud DealInformationWeekCSC is calling the deal an "expansion" of its current contract with the UK's Royal Mail Group, signed in 2003, for desktop and server IT support. …News- CSC Signs Cloud Agreement with Royal Mail GroupGovConWireRoyal Mail stamps seal on large saas dealComputerworldUKRoyal Mail signs cloud deal …

FRONT ROYAL — A Strasburg man who pleaded guilty in September to charges related to an incident in which he crashed his pickup into a Warren County residence in a drunken rage last year must serve more than a year in prison for those offenses. More: continued here

WNCT USDA: States struggling to administer food stampsThe Associated PressThe letter comes as USDA released an annual report on food stamp enrollment and eligibility on Tuesday. According to the report which covers the year 2007, …Let's Get Serious About America's Hunger CrisisHuffington Post (blog)Hungry in America: New Food Insecurity Numbers …

The Consumer Memo, 11/24:Safety regulator promises swift action on mammoth …Kansas City StarEBay Inc.'s Web-site crash on Nov. 21 may have cost merchants about 80 percent of their sales for the day, according to ChannelAdvisor Corp., …and more » More: continued here

With more Americans going hungry than ever before, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is concerned that dozens of states aren’t adequately administering food stamp programs designed to provide food to low-income Americans. More: continued here