Royal Mail to be hit by strikes again next week (Independent)
A fresh wave of postal strikes starts next week, with more than 15,000 workers walking out in the dispute over jobs, pay and services. More: continued here
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Post office considers relocating BG facility – Bowling Green Daily News
WBNG-TV Post office considers relocating BG facilityBowling Green Daily NewsAs the economy plagues the United States Postal Service, effects might be felt in Bowling …Post office shakeup won't mean job lossesPress & Sun-BulletinBinghamton PO To Consolidate With SyracuseFOX 40 News WICZ TVall 5 news articles » More: continued here
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Deputies: Documents had forged signature stamps taken from judge’s office (WOAI San Antonio)
Investigators say Raul Gonzales, 36, and Josephine Mary Baltazar, 40, had been trying to get their and their children’s Social Security numbers changed. More: continued here
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Firms forced to pay Royal Mail £3,000 to get their morning post (Daily Mail: World News)
The move means thousands of businesses, small and large, face a bill for a service that has been free for more than 300 years. More: continued here
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Burris becomes Stamps top TD passer in win over Lions (TSN)
Please read the full story on TSN.ca for the latest details More: continued here
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Martin Jetpack Test Pilot Picked By eBay Bid – AVweb
Martin Jetpack Test Pilot Picked By eBay BidAVwebResults on eBay suggest that someone has, for $35101, purchased the chance to become a temporary test pilot …and more » More: continued here
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Royal Mail asks firms to pay £3,000 to get post in the morning (Daily Mail)
Royal Mail managers have begun telling firms the only way they will be able to ensure guaranteed morning deliveries is to pay an annual fee of £3,150. More: continued here
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Post office shakeup won’t mean job losses (Press & Sun-Bulletin)
No jobs will be lost at the Binghamton post office when some mail processing services move to Syracuse, according to U.S. Postal Service officials. More: continued here
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Brothers get house arrest for eBay scheme (Altoona Mirror)
HOLLIDAYSBURG – Two area brothers, who at one time sold hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of illegally obtained items on eBay, will spend the next several months in home detention and the next 10 years after that on probation, a Blair County judge ordered Friday. President Judge Jolene G. More: continued here
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Spectacular catch by Copeland clinches win for Stamps (Canada.com)
Jeremaine Copeland’s spectacular diving catch late in the third quarter — snagging a ball that was out of bounds by the full length of his body as he just managed to keep a toe planted on the green — stood up to a replay challenge, and eventually gave the Calgary Stampeders the winning margin in…