The Calgary Stampeders are pleased to announce that receiver Ken-Yon Rambo and running back Jon Cornish have been honoured by the Canadian Football League for their performances in Week 9. Rambo has been named the CFL’s offensive player of the week while Cornish earns the Canadian player of the week nod.
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ABC10 Local mom on food stamps concerned about Trump budget proposalABC10To help with the expenses, Guerrero, who has been working as a stay-at-home mom because she says childcare costs would be too high if she went back to work, applied for food stamps. She now receives $194 a month through California's CalFresh … More: continued here
Residents urged to pre-apply for disaster food stampsFOX 8 News WVUE-TV… season begins, the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) is encouraging residents to prepare by pre-applying online for Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits (DSNAP), formerly called Disaster Food Stamps.and more » More: continued here
Bloomberg Americans 'Hooked on Government' as Record Number Get BenefitsBloombergThe number of Americans receiving food stamps alone is up 72 percent over the past five years, to a record 45.3 million. Their annual cost, projected this year to reach $80 billion, tops the yearly budgets …Americans 'Hooked on Government' as Record Number Get BenefitsBusinessWeekall 2…
The Calgary Stampeders are pleased to announce their schedule for the 2013 Canadian Football League season. The 18-game regular season gets under way with the home-opener at McMahon Stadium on Friday, June 28, with the BC Lions providing the opposition. More: continued here
Globe and Mail Esks' Barnes knows what Stamps is going throughCANOEEDMONTON – Fred Stamps was walking gingerly around the team's hotel on Sunday, after getting released from hospital the night before following emergency abdominal surgery. The Edmonton Eskimos slotback will return to …Eskimos' Stamps could miss six weeks after surgeryMontreal GazetteLow blow for StampsWinnipeg SunCFL…
Wegmans is stamping out sales of cigarettes and other tobacco products at its supermarkets, becoming the first grocery chain in New York State to do so. More: continued here