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Randolph deputies seize 73 pot plants
Greensboro News & Record THOMASVILLE — A 60-year-old man faces five criminal charges after the Randolph County Sheriff's Office found marijuana, cash and money at his home. The sheriff's office said it has warrants for the arrest of Gary Isaac Hoffman of 6482 Old Post Office… Deputies Bust Indoor Marijuana Growing Operation |
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Local post office, employees endure early morning scareExaminer.comHaving recently received a reprieve from the fear of getting closed, workers at a local Westside post office were scared for a while early Thursday (May 17) morning that they might get blown to bits. The brief scare from a briefcase created some … More: continued here
The Salinas Californian Post offices open regular hours on April 15The Salinas CalifornianPlan ahead because the U.S. Postal Service reports local post offices will be open regular hours on April 15, Tax Day. The Post Office with the latest regular hours will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on April 15 and is…
Chicago Sun-Times British owner of old main post office has deal to sell to NY firmChicago Sun-TimesThe behemoth of a post office and annex buildings have sat vacant ever since, despite the massive building's prominent location at the western gateway to the downtown area. Now, the latest sale of the property apparently is coming about…
False threat shuts down main post office in RedlandsSan Bernardino County SunThe Redlands main post office was briefly locked down Saturday morning to investigate a possible threat, Redlands police said. Carl Baker, spokesman for the city, said police officers were made aware of a statement that someone had heard about someone … More: continued here
There are many contenders for the honor of “Exeter’s Old Post Office.” So many contenders, in fact, that we are frequently asked which one holds the actual honor of being the first post office. Luckily, Nancy Merrill, former curator of the Exeter… More: continued here
Web Services To Challenge Post Office In Bill-PayingNew York TimesWASHINGTON — As losses mount at the United States Postal Service, new digital mail companies are trying to take advantage by promising to give customers the ability to pay bills without having to lick envelopes, buy stamps or even get out of their chairs.and more » More:…