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Postal service previews 2017 stamps
Nursery Management WASHINGTON — What do Love, skywriting, Year of the Rooster, and the National Museum of African American History and Culture all have in common? They are among the subjects of the U.S. Postal Service's 2017 Stamp program announced today. |
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CBC.ca Paredes kicks Stamps past lowly RidersVictoria Times ColonistThe Stamps desperately wanted to buck that trend Saturday in Regina on a scorching summer night at Mosaic Stadium. In the end, Burris and Co. did just enough to pull out a 22-18 victory and move to 3-2, four points back of the Edmonton Eskimos in the…
Lawmakers Propose Welfare Drug TestingMyFox MemphisThere are roughly 250000 people in Shelby County using food stamps, that's about 1 in 4 people. While some say drug testing welfare recipients is not an unreasonable request, others say it's a violation of their rights. Quintin Qualls and Jacqueline …and more » More: continued here
Zacks Bull and Bear of the Day Highlights: Stamps.com, Cummins, OmniVision …PR Newswire (press release)CHICAGO, May 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Zacks Equity Research highlights Stamps.com Inc. (Nasdaq: STMP) as the Bull of the Day and Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) as the Bear of the Day. In addition, Zacks Equity Research provides analysis on OmniVision …and…
KSNV MyNews3 Some cuts likely for food stampsThe Idaho StatesmanThe bill, which also sets policy for farm subsidies and other rural development programs, has historically included food stamps and domestic food aid to gain support of urban lawmakers who may not otherwise vote for the bill. This year, food stamps are …Despite exemption, food stamp…
Petition pushes for a Pluto stampmsnbc.comBy Alan Boyle The next three years just might be prime time for poor little Pluto, thanks to NASA's New Horizons mission — and if the leaders of that mission are successful, a brand-new Pluto postage stamp will be part of the celebration. More: continued here
Price of U.S. Stamps Going Up Jan. 27Patch.comForever stamps, purchased for 45 cents before the price hike, are always good for mailing a one-ounce letter anytime in the future regardless of price changes, according to the U.S. Postal Service. The cost for letters weighing more than one ounce will … More: continued here