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Deutsche Post plans to announce a cost-saving program that could result in thousands of jobs at its DHL cargo shipper in the U.S. threatened. More: continued here

Food stamp program set for expansionBurlingtonFreePress.com, VT –5 hours agoSince 2007, the number of households receiving food stamp benefits has increased by 3000, and the number applicants is rising. … More: continued here

Brandon Smith had been warned. That’s not making his first taste of wintery weather any easier to swallow. More: continued here

Orting corrals post office into brandingTheNewsTribune.com, WA –4 minutes agoOrting’s downtown post office will no longer stand out as an oddity among the Western-themed, turn-of-the century buildings surrounding it. … More: continued here

Problems in the response to Hurricane Gustav went beyond a lack of showers at shelters and long lines for food stamps, e-mails among Jindal administration officials show. More: continued here

Almanac: Colder weather could help deer huntersMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN –1 hour agoSales of Minnesota small game licenses, pheasant stamps and state waterfowl stamps are all slightly down this season, the DNR reports. As of last week, …Field reportsDuluth News Tribuneall 3 news articles More: continued here

A Watauga couple struggles to feed their family because, they say, state officials keep losing their food stamp applications. More: continued here

Stamps'tune up' before West finalCalgary Herald,  Canada –4 minutes agoAnd now, while we wait for the next round of Canadian Football League playoffs, a little musical interlude. "We're close maybe even to forming a Stampeders … More: continued here

Calgary Herald Hungry Lions on prowl for StampsCalgary Herald,  Canada –4 minutes agoSeven days after a crushing 41-30 regular-season-ending loss to the Calgary Stampeders that ruined their chance to host a playoff game, the Lions recovered … More: continued here

Dumped Royal Mail bags found in WatfordWatford Observer, UK –4 minutes agoBy John Harrison » ROYAL MAIL and an international publishing company are to investigate how dozens of sacks stuffed with undelivered mail ended up dumped … More: continued here