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Brazil Post Office changing summer hoursBrazil TimesThe Brazil Post Office retail counter will adjust its hours for the rest of the summer. The temporary "summer hours" of operation take effect Saturday. … More: continued here

Former main facility in Chicago to be sold next month at auction to the highest bidder For almost a decade, George Kopes’ job has been to babysit the empty post office building straddling the Eisenhower expressway. More: continued here

Spending for food stamps would rise 14 percent under legislation passed by the House Thursday, giving the program a boost as record numbers of people are using the food assistance. More: continued here

ATLANTIC CITY FARMERS MARKET RETURNS; NOW ACCEPTING FOOD STAMPSWMGMFor the first time this year, the market is accepting food stamps from customers, and throughout the morning plenty of them were taking advantage. … More: continued here

ATLANTIC CITY — The Farmer’s Market is back in Atlantic City, providing a convienient way for residents to get healthy food on their kitchen tables. With the lack of a supermarket in the city, the Farmers Market becomes even more valuble for those looking to eat right. More: continued here

Time Running Out For Royal Mail As Further Strikes Begin.Hell MailRoyal Mail and the government cannot ignore this situation which is growing worse every day. We need to return to the agreement and negotiate change now. … More: continued here

Economy drives up food stamp useBaker County PressLikely a direct result has been the drastic increase in local citizens surviving with the help of food stamp assistance. The number of food stamp…and more » More: continued here

eBay Australia will waive insertion fees for auctions starting at 99 cents or less for Australian residents through the end of July. Qualifying listings must be made on ebay.com.au. All other fees apply, see website for details and restrictions. More: continued here

Low-income families looking to eat healthier may now use their food stamp cards at more than 80 farmers’ markets around the state, according to a joint announcement today from Human Services Commissioner Jennifer Velez and Agriculture Secretary Douglas Fisher. The… More: continued here

(Trenton, 7/9/2009) Some of the people having the toughest time putting food on the table are now getting access to the Garden State’s freshest produce. A new program allows food stamp recipients to make purchases at many farmers markets in New Jersey. More: continued here