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The price of a stamp will be lower starting Sunday
WABC-TV Here's something most of us have never heard, the post office is lowering the price of postage stamps. It's the first time that's happened in 97 years! 1919 after the end of World War I was the last time the price of a stamp was lower. One stamp will … How Booker T. Washington Became the First African-American on a U.S. Postage Stamp |
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DNAinfo US Rejects Mayor's Plan to Ban Use of Food Stamps to Buy SodaNew York TimesFederal officials on Friday rejected Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's proposal to bar New York City's food stamp users from buying soda and other sugary drinks with them. Follow @NYTMetro for New York breaking news and headlines. …Feds oppose ban on…
Stamps.com Version 9.0 Introduces Time-Saving Features for E-Commerce ShippersMarketWatch (press release)"We're constantly asking customers for feedback to help us make Stamps.com even better," said Stamps.com President and CEO Ken McBride. "The new features in Stamps.com Version 9.0 will help shippers save time and increase efficiency. …and more » More: continued here
SodaHead News Postal Service Stamp Celebrates Indy 500Cars.com (blog)May 30 marks the 100th anniversary of the Indianapolis 500, and in honor of the milestone, the US Postal Service has issued 50 million new first-class Forever Stamps. The stamp displays the inaugural winning driver and vehicle — Ray Harroun and his …Official: Indy 500 centenary commemorated…
Editorial: Texas must fight hunger all yearDallas Morning News•Urge Texas legislators to support efforts to provide food stamps and other programs to needy families, especially those with children. …and more » More: continued here
Local Farmers' Markets Accepting Food StampsFOX 40 News WICZ TVFood stamps are being accepted at locations in downtown Binghamton, Otsiningo Park, Vestal, Whitney Point, and locations throughout the area. …and more » More: continued here
WASHINGTON – The National Postal Museum has received an $8 million donation to build a new street-level gallery in Washington, D.C. Officials said Tuesday that the gift from William H. Gross, founder of Pacific Investment Management Co., was the largest donation in the museum’s history. More: continued here