Waterford post office named for man killed in Iraq – The Journal TimesJournal TimesThe day he died was his 100th day in Iraq, Bill Schiller said Thursday morning, standing before a group of about 80 friends, family and dignitaries for the official dedication of Waterford's newly named Captain Rhett W. …

The Guardian (blog) Andrew Mitchell's plebgate bike sells for £10k on eBayThe Guardian (blog)He put the 18-speed Reflex Westminster on sale to give it a "good home out of the limelight", and after a five-day auction the bike fetched £10,600 on eBay on Thursday night. The money will go to …

Westminster Post Office named for fallen soldierSentinel and EnterprisePaul Smith, a guest speaker, salutes Kevin Jones, left, and Elaine Jones, parents of 1st Lt. Ryan Jones during the renaming of the Westminster Post Office for the fallen soldier. Ryan Jones was killed in Iraq six years ago by an improvised-explosives …

New Delhi, May 3 (IANS) At 60th National Film Awards ceremony here Friday, President Pranab Mukherjee Friday released postal stamps commemorating 50 iconic film personalities who brought changes in the Indian cinema. More: continued here

VILLAGE OF WATERFORD — In one photo on display, Army Capt. Rhett Schiller smiles in full military garb from inside a helicopter in Iraq. In a photo next to that, he smiles with his brother-in law, who was overseas with him, as they pose by a birthday cake.  More: continued …

Business Insider How eBay Worked With The FBI To Put Its Top Affiliate Marketers In PrisonBusiness InsiderAffiliate marketers place ads or links for eBay on their own networks, or on other people's sites, and they collect a cut of any sale the online auction company generates from them. eBay has …

Westminster post office named after local soldierBoston HeraldWESTMINSTER, Mass. — The post office in Westminster has been named in honor of a local Army officer killed in Iraq. The building was named Thursday for 1st Lt. Ryan Patrick Jones in a ceremony attended by his mother and Lt. Gov. Tim …

WESTMINSTER — 1st Lt. Ryan P. Jones' platoon of combat engineers helped clear nearly 60 improvised- explosive devices before he was killed by one May 2, 2007, during a deployment to Iraq, said his comrade Col. More: continued here

Royal Mail RFP is in the postInternational Financing ReviewThe UK government fired the starting gun on the privatisation of Royal Mail last week, as it confirmed it was about to invite pitches for lead roles on a planned IPO. Mandates are set to be awarded by the end of May, …

ABC7Chicago.com Court ruling aims to reduce diesel fumes at Union StationChicago Tribune (blog)The old post office will have to keep its 11 exhaust fans running 24/7 to prevent diesel fumes from backing up in the adjacent station, according to a consent decree reached among Amtrak, Union Station and the building's …