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Stamps give Johnson a breakNational PostOrdinarily, Tom Johnson would have been relishing in the excitement of his new team's home opener, surrounded by the customary CFL hoopla. … More: continued here

Billings post office sees passport rushMontana’s News StationThere's been a rush at the post office lately and it's not because of mail. The United States Postal Service in Billings has seen a 25% increase of people … More: continued here

Stamps give Johnson a breakNational PostOrdinarily, Tom Johnson would have been relishing in the excitement of his new team's home opener, surrounded by the customary CFL hoopla. … More: continued here

The Money Times Postal strike planned in BritainThe Money TimesThe union warned the walkout could become a national strike and said the Royal Mail is upset because government officials shelved plans to partially … More: continued here

No-Cost Error Leads to a Big PenaltyNew York TimesA city agency that administers food stamps, the Human Resources Administration, claimed that she had not told the truth about being married. … More: continued here

Some area post office branches may closeDayton Daily NewsYou may want to stop grousing about that long line at your local post office: It's …and more » More: continued here

Brunswick council votes to add on-street parking to post officeFrederick News Post (subscription)The signs will restrict patrons to 15-minute parking for post office use only. The spaces on the north side of the street will be in front of the post… More: continued here

Brunswick council votes to add on-street parking to post officeFrederick News Post (subscription)The signs will restrict patrons to 15-minute parking for post office use only. The spaces on the north side of the street will be in front of the post… More: continued here

Open house will address post office consolidationClovis News JournalThe real estate market may dictate whether Clovis residents will have one or two Post Office locations in the future. … More: continued here

DHS staffers working overtime to process Food Stamp applicationsPawtucket TimesThe suit asks Judge William Smith for an injunction requiring the state to process Food Stamp applications within the time frames required by law — 30 days … More: continued here