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Stamps Centers Campaign Around Education In Chicago's 37th Ward Race
Progress Illinois Community activist Marion Stamps fought for the rights of public housing residents displaced by the demolition of the Cabrini Green housing development on the near North Side when she ran for 27th Ward alderman in 1995. Twenty years later, her daughter … |
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Pittsburgh Post Gazette Postal Service unveils stamp to benefit endangered species at Pittsburgh ZooLeader TimesBy Pittsburgh Tribune-Review The trio of rare Amur Tiger cubs at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium no longer bear much resemblance to the wide-eyed cub on the US Postal Service's "Save Vanishing Species" stamps, but the 140-lb predators still made…
In Herkimer County the case load for public assistance funds is down a few cases from May of this year to June of this year, but case loads are up when it comes to Food Stamps and Medicaid. More: continued here
Core77.com (blog) Tonight at Curiosity Club: Niko Courtelis presents 'Stamps Ate My Brain'Core77.com (blog)Tonight at Hand-Eye Supply's Curiosity Club we get tiny, tacky and passionate as we hear Niko Courtelis present the talk "Stamps Ate My Brain." 6pm Pacific at the new Hand-Eye Supply location, or streaming online on the CC page. "Stamps are tiny…
Perhaps one of the money-saving possibilities for the Postal Service is to eliminate the multicolor packages and constant new issues of stamps. Why is it necessary to offer Disney characters, celebrities, scenic views and what else to deliver an envelope that will be discarded? The Postal Service exists for service – delivering mail. Except for…
'Celebrate Scouting' stamp unveiled at Fort AP HillUnited States Army (press release)Chief Scout Executive of the Boy Scouts of America Robert Mazzuca speaks to an audience at the official release ceremony of the "Celebrate Scouting" stamp, …Scouting Gets First-Class Stamp of ApprovalPR-USA.net (press release)Scouting stamp will be dedicated at Roxboro PORoxboro Courier TimesPostal Service to…
Mon, May 5, 2008 (7:57 a.m.) Today is Tuesday, May 13, the 134th day of 2008. There are 232 days left in the year. On May 13, 1918, the first U.S. airmail stamps, featuring a picture of a Curtiss JN-4 biplane, were introduced with a face value of 24 cents. More: continued here