Times have changed. My question is why cards are so expensive. The average cost of a greeting card from the Greeting Card Association is about $4.50. I will believe that when I see it. This weekend, I ...

DEAR ERIC: How long do you keep greeting cards like birthday, congratulations, holidays, thank you, and so on? I understand keeping those with sentimental value, but I tend to keep all of them.

Dear Greeting: There’s no wrong way to do this. Some people read the cards, appreciate the messages and throw them away. Others display the cards they receive for a week or two and then toss them.

Dear Greeting: There’s no wrong way to do this. Some people read the cards, appreciate the messages and throw them away. Others display the cards they receive for a week or two and then toss them.

Dear Greeting: There’s no wrong way to do this. Some people read the cards, appreciate the messages and throw them away. Others display the cards they receive for a week or two and then toss them.

CNA Staff, May 29, 2025 / 14:42 pm A lawsuit filed in Wisconsin alleges that an employee of a Catholic Charities affiliate there stole millions of dollars as part of a yearslong scheme involving ...

Public Safety Portland postal worker stole cash and gift cards from hundreds of greeting cards Updated: May. 16, 2025, 10:10 a.m. | Published: May. 15, 2025, 9:50 a.m.

Various baskets and gift cards for raffle. Cost, $37; includes luncheon, various dessert selections and a variety of teas, coffee and water. To RSVP, contact Susan at 570-3573583. Ashley ...

She hand-paints cards and then produces a limited run of often around 50 prints. Once they're gone, they're gone. "It's not like a Hallmark card.

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From RTÉ Brainstorm, what the communion season tells us about Irish society While the Catholic Church consistently emphasises the need for informed and freely given consent, it could be argued ...

Whitehouse then gifted Sen. Shelley Capito, R-W.V., chair of the committee overseeing Zeldin’s confirmation hearing, a gavel made in 1956 using wood from the old West Virginia statehouse.