SOUTH ABINGTON TWP. – The post office’s planned move to more spacious digs across the street from the cramped trailer it has occupied for more than a decade has been given the go-ahead by township officials, but there is no word yet on when work will beg More: continued here

FRONT ROYAL — Court proceedings have been delayed until next month for an Alexandria man who is charged with committing grand larceny last May. More: continued here

Dr David Connell of the Burton Constable Foundation was at the launch of the Royal Mail’s latest special stamps, the fourth in its Kings and Queens series celebrating the More: continued here

0940: I’ve got to say the Queen Anne is THE race of the week but Aidan O’Brien hasn’t got into the spirit. Of the big three the trainers have the following to say. Freddie Head (Goldikova): “I’ve never had her better”. Richard Hannon (Paco Boy): “The best miler we’ve ever …

Thousands of mailed ballots too late to be counted in CaliforniaSacramento BeePostal Service spokesman Gus Ruiz said the post office isn't to blame for the rise in late ballots and works closely with counties to get them delivered on …and more » More: continued here

Plans for Chinchilla post office moving forwardScranton Times-TribuneThe post office's planned move to more spacious digs across the street from the cramped trailer it has occupied for more than a decade has been given the … More: continued here

Food Stamp Usage Increased Tremendously In Two YearsFoster Folly NewsNationally, over 10 million more people are now using food stamps than in 2007. In Florida, over two million people now use food stamps, … More: continued here

A miscommunication between Riverside County and the U.S. Postal Service may have led to as many as 12,500 ballots arriving too late to be legally counted, officials said Monday. By law, any ballot not in the possession of the registrar of voters office by the close of polls at 8 …

FRONT ROYAL — Tareq and Michaele Salahi will appear on the Bravo’s reality show “Real Housewives of D.C.” More: continued here

A bungling drug dealer caught when Royal Mail staff smelled cannabis from a parcel has been jailed for five years. More: continued here