A grandfather was shot to death in his home in the middle of the night. His name was Eurie Stamps Sr., and from what family and neighbors say, he was the kind of guy anyone would be honored to call a friend.
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Houston Chronicle State health chief prefers hands-on lookHouston ChronicleBut the reality is, if somebody is in an emergency situation, something like 89 percent of expedited food stamps are processed within the federal standard …Food Stamp applicants growing in numberKFDAall 6 news articles » More: continued here
Israel, Nepal issue joint stamps with Everest, Dead Sea picsZee NewsIsrael, Nepal issue joint stamps with Everest, Dead Sea pics Kathmandu: Nepal and Israel have come out with joint stamps depicting the world's highest peak Mt Everest and the world's lowest point the Dead Sea, to mark 52 years of establishment of their …and more »…
Groundbreaking cartoonist / author Lynda Barry to discuss imagination at Penny …AnnArbor.comThe event is part of the University of Michigan School of Art & Design Penny W. Stamps Lecture Series. The title of her lecture is "Accessing the Imaginary—Where did you get your imagination?," and Barry will discuss her own creative process. Her … More:…
MLB.com Stamp to feature Alameda baseball legend Willie StargellSan Jose Mercury NewsMemories will come alive again Friday when the U.S. Postal Service begins selling commemorative stamps bearing Stargell's likeness and those of late fellow Baseball Hall of Famers Ted Williams, Larry Doby and Joe DiMaggio (also a Bay Area product).All-Stars Forever stamps to be unveiled…
Canada Post has issued a series of 100th Grey Cup Anniversary stamps, including one celebrating the Saskatchewan Roughriders classic 1989 cup victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. More: continued here
WDEL 1150AM Will pets be able to get food stamps? Don't bet on itWDEL 1150AMAn internet petition for food stamps for Fido and Fluffy has gone viral, and the SPCA is in favor of the proposal, which supporters say helps low-income pet owners, said Washington Post food policy reporter Caitlin Dewey. Article continues below …and…