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Princeton man wins 2011 trout stamp contest
St. Cloud Times PAUL — A Princeton artist is the winner of the 2011 Minnesota Trout and Salmon Stamp design contest. This is the first time Donald Blakney has won the … |
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Politico Duck stamp debate is latest dysfunctionPoliticoBut down it went — and all because of duck stamps, those artful engravings sold by the government since 1934 as a way for hunters and increasingly conservationists to support wetlands for migratory water fowl. All this in, well, a lame-duck session. More: continued here
Computers Cut Food Stamps for Tens of Thousands in IllinoisU.S. News & World ReportComputers Cut Food Stamps for Tens of Thousands in Illinois. Problems with a state computer system have prevented tens of thousands of Illinois households from receiving federal food stamp benefits since the new system's latest phase got underway. Dec …and more » More:…
Stamps unveil High-School Football RankingsOurSports Central (press release), WI –1 hour agoIn an effort to help promote local high-school football, the Stamps have asked five local football experts to rank the field for the 2008 season. …TO streak 'naut one to rememberCanoe.caall 4 news articles More: continued here
Online Petition Proposing The Extension Of Food Stamps To Pet Food Is Getting Nationwide AttentionWTHITV.comForty million Americans use food stamps through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, and one man wants to extend the food stamp program to pet food. Edward B. Johnston Jr., a 58-year-old man from Mississippi, says he fell on hard…
KOAT Albuquerque Bishops criticize New Mexico plan on food stampsKOAT AlbuquerqueRoman Catholic bishops are criticizing the plan of Gov. Susana Martinez's administration to again impose work-related requirements on some low-income New Mexicans trying to qualify for food stamps. Bishops Sheehan of the Santa Fe Diocese, James Wall …NM bishops criticize food stamp ruleAlbuquerque Journalall 7 news…
Farm Bill Controversy Centers On Food StampsNPRThe House is scheduled to vote this week on a controversial Farm Bill that would impose strict work requirements on people who receive food stamp benefits. Facebook; Twitter; Flipboard; Email. Subscribe to the NPR Politics Podcast. Listen on NPR One … More: continued here