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A win-win-win: Use of food stamps great for farmers and consumersDaily CameraAfter the quiet shift in food stamps from paper coupons to debit cards nationwide, advocates of those in need said it would … More: continued here

SAN FRANCISCO: EBay Inc posted better-than-expected quarterly results after managing to slow a persistent deterioration in its main Web auctions and retail business, propelling its shares nearly 5 percent higher. But executives and analysts warned that consumer spending remained weak with unemployment rising and credit still tight, likely dampening revenue …

Giddings Post Office finally gets a voiceConnectAmarillo.com powered by KVIIProNews 7 has been reporting the postal service has been talking about getting rid of the Giddings Post Office in Clovis. The post office held a meeting … More: continued here

Details of mail strike out soonNorthampton Chronicle & EchoRoyal Mail staff in Northamptonshire will announce details of industrial action in the next few days, after voting in favour of a strike. …and more » More: continued here

KEZI TV One in Six Oregonians Need Food Stamps to Get ByKEZI TVThe Department of Human Services says the need for food stamps is up 28% from this same time last year. That means nearly 615000 Oregonians, or 1 in 6, …Food, financial-aid figures depict slow recoveryMail TribuneOne-In-Six Oregonians Now …

I am writing this letter in regard to the terrible attitude and/or policy of the Manhasset Post Office regarding the service given to its customers. (I do not mean this letter to reflect on the counter employees, who do give good service and cannot make or alter policy.) More: continued …

IT has been eight long days of almost continuous public outcry since Teoh Beng Hock was found dead on the fifth floor of Plaza Masalam in Shah Alam. So much has been said during this period, there has been a lot of nefarious speculation and very little constructive comments. More: …

The Notasulga Post Office lowered its flag to half staff Thursday in honor of a beloved cat… More: continued here

Dexter Allen, a 55-year-old Corner Brook man, was charged under the Excise Act after 114,200 cigarettes and 400 grams of loose tobacco were mailed to his residence from Montreal. More: continued here

FedEx Express vice president of global vehicles John Formisano calls it “the ultimate in recycling.” More: continued here