If you filed your federal income tax return and are due a refund, you can check the status of your refund online. Visit the link in the FAQ at USA.gov.
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Experience the wonders of the night sky with a local astronomy club. To find one near you, visit the link “Night Sky Networks” under Additional Resources in the FAQ at USA.gov. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is sponsoring a video contest to raise awareness of the connection between the environment and the “stuff” that we all use, consume, recycle, and throw away. Visit our link to EPA to learn about rules and prizes. The last day to submit video entries is February 16, 2010. E-filing — electronically filing a federal tax return — begins Jan. 15, 2010. For more information, visit the link “E-File, Free File and Other Electronic Options for 2010″ under Additional Resources in the FAQ at USA.gov. It’s almost time to track Santa’s travels around the world! Visit the link, “Tracking Santa,” near the bottom of the FAQ at USA.gov. Except for certain circumstances, U.S. passports can be renewed by mail. Visit the link at USA.gov for more information. More than 100 national parks across the country will waive their fees July 18-19, 2009. Locations include Grand Canyon, Yosemite, and Rocky Mountain National Parks. Visit the link at USA.gov for a list of all the “free free” national parks this weekend. Whether you’re on vacation or an unexpected business trip, you can have your mail held for you at your local post office from three to 30 days. Visit USA.gov for the link to request the service online. A federal recreation pass can help you save on entrance fees to many federal lands, including national parks, military parks, and national monuments. You can buy passes from participating federal recreation sites, by phone, or online. For more information, visit the link at USA.gov. Fireworks-related injuries are most common on and around holiday celebrations such as the Fourth of July. For tips on using fireworks safely, visit the link at USA.gov. |
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