Post office services return to WimborneBournemouth Daily EchoBy Daily Echo reporter » POST Office services return to Wimborne on Thursday (October 29) when a temporary cabin finally opens in the King Street car park. …and more » More: continued here

Temecula celebrates 150th anniversary of post officeSouthwest Riverside News NetworkTemecula will be celebrating the 150 th anniversary of its first post office Sunday. Festivities will begin at 11 am and run to 5 … More: continued here

Two Hollister Post Office careers signed, sealed, deliveredHollister Free Lance2, the Hollister Post Office will be without two employees with a total of 55 years of experience in the postal service. Margie Valderrama and Emma Reynoso …and more » More: continued here

Stamps' receiver game despite broken handCalgary HeraldRalph, in his fifth season with the Stamps, has earned the reputation as a sure-handed, reliable Canadian receiver. But there have been instances this … More: continued here

Report: Colo. Spent 20 Pct of Its Stimulus FundsABC NewsState officials announced Tuesday that the state has already spent about $345 million in stimulus funds on wide-ranging projects from boosting food stamp…Colo. to give more details on stimulus spendingKJCT8.comall 37 news articles » More: continued here

Silicon Valley stocks: Tech shares slide, but IBM lifts DowSan Jose Mercury NewsApple, Google, Cisco Systems, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Oracle, Gilead Sciences, ebay, Yahoo and Adobe Systems all declined. …and more » More: continued here

eBay, the Internet’s garage sale or auction house, depending on your point of view, is reaping the benefits of having a free iPhone app. According to this… More: continued here

Costco plans to accept food stamps nationally; will accept in at least half …Seattle TimesCostco Wholesale plans to accept food stamps at its warehouse stores nationwide, a major shift for a company that earlier this year said … More: continued here

Royal Mail could be forced to send 30000 temporary workers home if union bosses secure a High Court injunction to stop the use of “strike breakers”. More: continued here

Rachel: My charitable organization has had disappointing results from a recent garage sale. We have found driving around and collecting items is almost cost-prohibitive. Is there a better way we can sell items to raise more money for our charity? Elaine: Most experts agree that people obtain 50 to 200 …