Associated Press – May 13, 2009 1:24 PM ET NAMPA, Idaho (AP) – The U.S. House has approved a name change for the post office in Nampa to honor a hero of the Korean War. More: continued here

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The main post office in Long Island City is one-step closer to being named after former Queens Congressmember and the first female Demorcatic vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro. More: continued here

BBC News Judge sides with eBay in L'Oreal fake goods caseCNET News, CAby Lance Whitney Online auction company eBay has emerged a winner in its latest lawsuit over counterfeit goods. A French court ruled in favor of eBay in a suit filed by L'Oreal, eBay said on Wednesday. The cosmetics giant …

Resolution Seeks To Save Kendall Whittier Post OfficeKTUL, OKTulsa – A Tulsa post office faced with closing may get some help from a resolution that just passed in the state House. Peggy Fielding picketed outside the now-closed post office in February. House Resolution 658, also known as the "Access To Postal …

Postage prices increased on May 11thNewsChannel5.com, TNCustomers can use Forever Stamps — regardless of when purchased — to mail 1-ounce letters after the price change, without the need for additional postage. Forever Stamps are widely available through Post Offices, commercial retail outlets such as … More: continued here

Two years ago, the City Council discussed buying the historic U.S. post office on Lancaster Avenue for a new City Hall, but the price tag appeared too high. More: continued here

Some of Lexington’s post offices found their employees busily transporting stamps rather than j More: continued here

For the roughly 60,000 Suffolk residents who apply annually for Medicaid and food stamps – a number expected to grow during the recession – government help may arrive faster this year. More: continued here