Hunt Continues For Suspect In Midtown Post Office Stabbing (NY1 News)
The family of a man fatally stabbed yesterday outside the Farley Post Office in Midtown is speaking today out as the police continue to search for his killer. More: continued here
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Council to consider asbestos-removal contract for old post office (The Florence Times-Daily)
The City Council may approve a contract with Southern Global Safety Service this afternoon to remove asbestos from the old downtown post office. The $12,265.85 contract will be considered at the 6 p.m. meeting. Southern Global is a Houston-based firm that specializes in safety and environmental services, including asbestos removal. More: continued here
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Angie Everhart denies British royal fathered baby (New Kerala)
September 28, 2009: Actress ANGIE EVERHART has denied reports British Royal PRINCE ANDREW is the father of her son. More: continued here
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FedEx CEO: Economic Recovery Appears ‘Slow But Certain’ (Nasdaq)
FedEx Corp. (FDX) Chief Executive Frederick W. Smith reiterated his view Monday that the overall economy is on the mend, saying a recovery appears “slow but certain.” More: continued here
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BLOG: Heidi Glaus finds out what it is like to live on food stamps (KSDK St. Louis)
BLOG: Heidi Glaus finds out what it is like to live on food stamps More: continued here
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FedEx shareholders decline to separate Smith’s chairman, CEO jobs (Memphis Commercial Appeal)
FedEx shareholders today shot down activist measures ranging from an independent board chairman to an advisory vote on executive compensation to endorsing universal health care. Support slipped under 28 percent for an International Brotherhood of Teamsters-backed proposal that would curtail founder Frederick W. Smith’s powers by separating jobs of chairman and CEO. A year ago…
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More and More Nevadans on Food Stamps – KTVN
More and More Nevadans on Food StampsKTVNThe number of people in the Silver State on food stamps rose by 45-percent in June. The Las Vegas Sun broke the story, saying as unemployment benefits run …More Nevadans On Food StampsFox5 KVVUNevadans flock welfare offices for helpLas Vegas Sunall 4 news articles » More: continued here
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Junior duck stamps on display (The Galesburg Register-Mail)
Dickson Mounds Museum will exhibit Federal Junior Duck Stamp Best in Show artwork from 50 states and territories now through Oct. 13. More: continued here
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FedEx Elects New Director (Journal of Commerce Online)
Shareowners of FedEx on Monday elected David P. Steiner to the corporation’s board of directors for a one-year term. The board appointed Steiner to its audit committee. More: continued here
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Dozens protest closing of North Syracuse Post Office (WSYR 9 Syracuse)
Nearly 100 people crowded outside the village of North Syracuse post office Monday, protesting the station’s impending closure. The postal service targeted the location for closure last month. More: continued here