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Vermont Fish & Wildlife to sell special stamps as fundraiser
WRGB MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — The Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife has a new program to help conserve open spaces and wildlife habitat in the state. The department's new "All In" Habitat Stamp is fashioned on the federal duck stamp. The stamp is … |
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DANA MILBANK The GOP misfires on food stampsBangor Daily NewsRep. Pete Sessions, R-Texas, a committee chairman and the man who led House Republicans to their majority in 2010, was explaining why he and his colleagues decided to drop the food stamp program from the farm bill. “What we have carefully done is … More: continued here
The U.S. Postal Service is doing a temporary rate hike raising first class stamps from 46 cents to 49 cents starting January 26th. More: continued here
Ocotillo, like the stamp it adorns, proves to be a sticky subjectLas Vegas Review – JournalAfter I needled the US Postal Service for using a plant not indigenous to Nevada on the new Nevada Flag stamp, it turns out you can find ocotillo growing …Postal Service rolls out the Nevada stampTahoe Daily Tribuneall 3 news…
OzarksFirst.com Nearly 30000 Missourians Could Lose Food Stamps April 1OzarksFirst.comJEFFERSON CITY, Mo.–Changes in federal and state welfare laws are expected to cut off food stamps benefits for nearly 30,000 Missourians on April 1. Empower Missouri Executive Director Jeanette Mott Oxford said the state's poverty rate could be affected.Food pantries brace for surge in demand as…
NORFOLD, Va. — A Greensboro man has been sentenced to two years in prison after being convicted of writing more than $58,000 in bad checks for postage stamps. PilotOnline.com reported that 40-year-old Javorick Alexander Moore was sentenced Thursday for bank fraud. Moore opened a checking account, deposited about $5,000 and visited several post offices in…
The price of stamps is set to go up 3 cents to 49 cents effective Jan. 26. We asked our followers on Facebook: With email, text messaging and Facebook to keep in touch, and the ability to pay bills online, how often do you actually use stamps these days? More: continued here