FedEx has inked a deal for the biggest lease yet in KDC’s recently built Ellington Trade Center. More: continued here

Product Reviews (blog) Apple's IPhone Debut Floods Secondhand Market With Older ModelsSan Francisco ChronicleJuly 5 (Bloomberg) — Apple Inc.'s record-setting debut of the iPhone 4 has led to another surge: a flood of old iPhones hitting EBay, recyclers and …Lets Sell Our IPhone If We Want To Buy The New …

Bring stamped mail to NCCU bashDurham Herald SunDURHAM — Guests at NC Central University's 100th Birthday Bash who arrive with a self-stamped envelope in hand can have it "canceled" with an official … More: continued here

Nebraskans using federal food stamp program on the riseLincoln Journal StarOne in every nine Nebraskans used the federal food stamp program's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in June. That's almost 27000 more than …Idaho food stamp rise doubles national averageKIVI-TVWhen it isn't enough: Idaho leads national increase in food stamp …

Back in the Day: Bartholdi Avenue's namesake honored with stampNorthJersey.comThe Philatelic Division of the US Postal Service released information on a Bartholdi stamp to be issued in mid-July. The 22-cent stamp was of the horizontal … More: continued here

Racism in Mexico rears its ugly headLos Angeles TimesAs the furor died down, another popped up when Mexico printed postage stamps that commemorated a well-known comic-book character from the 1950s, … More: continued here

T-shirt compliments inspire $10.5M enterprise for Hempfield nativePittsburgh Tribune-ReviewSo when he went back to college at Penn State, he bought more T-shirts like it — this time in bulk — and started selling them on eBay. …and more » More: continued here

Stamp biding time for ballToronto SunThe off-season departures of Dimitri Tsoumpas (Miami Dolphins), Jeff Pilon and Jesse Newman (both retired) forced the Stamps to start a pair of imports on …and more » More: continued here

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U.S. Census Bureau Daily Feature for July 5PR Newswire (press release)The first stamps issued by the US Post Office went on sale in 1847. A five cent stamp pictured Benjamin Franklin, while one costing 10 cents honored George …U.S. Census Bureau Daily Feature for July 3PR Newswire (press release)all 28 …