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Postal Service bets on higher stamp prices to fix woes
Sentinel & Enterprise After a 10-year review, the Postal Regulatory Commission appears likely to move to grant the Postal Service power to increase stamp costs beyond the rate of inflation, marking the biggest change in its pricing system in nearly a half-century. A … |
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Collectors snap up royal stampsToowoomba ChronicleClifford Gardens Australia Post store manager Cameron King takes a closer look at the newly released royal wedding stamps. STAMP collectors and royalists alike flocked to Toowoomba's Australia Post shops yesterday to get their hands on the latest royal …Locals put stamp on royal nuptialsFraser Coast Chronicleall 2 news articles »…
As the unemployment rate in Indiana soars, so has the demand for food stamps. But that hasn’t translated into more people getting public assistance payments. More: continued here
Prior Lake man indicted for producing phony postage stampsShakopee Valley NewsA 31-year-old Prior Lake man has been indicted for manufacturing phony postage stamps that he copied and reproduced online. Andre George Mehilove (also known as Andre George Solanikov and Andrejs Solanikovs) produced the stamps on his computer from …Minn. man accused of making fake postage…
MANILA, Philippines—A "block of four" commemorative stamps for the visit of Pope Francis in the country from January 15 to 19 will be issued by the Philippine Postal Corp. (PHLpost) on Thursday. The stamp, measuring 30 mm by 40 mm, will feature four designs picked from hundreds of entries received by…
The Advocate Lawmakers seek control over food stamps' work requirementsThe Advocate… unemployed, able-bodied adults without dependents would have to seek workforce training or lose their benefits after three months. They can also perform weekly community service to meet the work requirement. Food stamp benefits average about $194 a …House seeks decision-making in work mandate for food…
Jon Cornish feels he has a score to settle with the B.C. Lions on Saturday. More: continued here