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Star Trek Forever Stamps Coming To US
Redshirts Always Die Finally Americans who were jealous of Canada's new Star Trek stamps will be able to make their own letters boldly go with these new Star Trek Forever stamps from the U.S. Postal Service. The stamps, which celebrate the 50th anniversary of Star Trek … |
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9NEWS.com New bill would ban food stamp recipients from buying 'luxury' food …9NEWS.comLITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) – A new bill was introduced on Monday that would prohibit food stamp recipients from buying what the bill calls "luxury food items."and more » More: continued here
5 tips for creating great holiday cardsKansas City StarCreate Personal Photo Stamps: Do an internet search for companies that can turn your photos into legal US postage and use the stamps to mail the cards. …and more » More: continued here
Women on the Web Record 31.8 Million Americans Using Food StampsWomen on the Web, NYBy The Staff at wowOwow As more and more families struggle to make ends meet, a growing number are now relying on food stamps to buy groceries. The latest tally shows a record 31.8 million Americans were receiving food stamps by the…
Oye! Times Royalty Watch: rings, stamps, and coinsOye! TimesReuters wrote last week on the announcement by the Royal Mail to issue two stamps commemorating the wedding of Prince William to Kate Middleton. Photographs taken by Mario Testino to mark the couple's engagement will be featured on the stamps which …and more » More: continued here
Arutz Sheva Israel's Newest Stamps: Holocaust Rescue, Sharon, and MoreArutz ShevaThe Philatelic Service of the Israel Postal Service issued several fascinating educational stamps this month, spanning a variety of periods and disciplines. Among them is a stamp jointly issued with the Philippines that commemorates that country's …and more » More: continued here
Congress is pushing for deep cuts in food stamps. The cutbacks would hit Jews hard, especially in Hasidic communities where a third of children live in poverty. Click here for the rest of the article… More: continued here