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Missourians set record for use of food stampsNews-Leader.com"If it wasn't for the food stamps, I would not have enough food to supply the both of us," said Bassett, 36, whose cerebral palsy prevents her from working. … More: continued here

Analysts greeted May’s tiny increase in existing home sales with minimal cheer. I guess they were looking for something more dramatic. More: continued here

In an economic climate that has National Hot Rod Association teams struggling to find funding, one team is benefiting from a silent owner with a royal pedigree from the Middle East. More: continued here

Dramatic increase in loan rescue scamsSan Jose Mercury NewsSantos told investigators that her employer, a woman she knew only as Laura, told her to open bank accounts and post office boxes in her own name. …and more » More: continued here

A few farmers markets in the city now will accept food stamps for purchases. More: continued here

Every time I dropped a letter into a mailbox (usually a bill payment that had to get there fast, or my interest rate would shoot up to 33 percent), questions lingered. Would the letter get there just as fast if I mail it at the corner “blue box” as it …

City farmers markets to take food stampsCherry Hill Courier PostCAMDEN — A few farmers markets in the city now will accept food stamps for purchases. State officials have provided wireless technology to participating … More: continued here

Township Manager Dave Hollberg has found a way to offload old equipment and bring revenues into town thanks to a Web site that acts like an eBay for municipalities. More: continued here

NEW YORK (AP) — As part of its turnaround plan, General Motors Corp. said Friday it plans to experiment with auctioning new cars on eBay, expanding on an existing partnership covering certified used vehicles on the online marketplace. More: continued here

WEST POINT – Some nine months later, West Point residents are still without a post office and, at the moment, there has been no official word on one coming back into town. More: continued here