The Den Report, Lions stomped 48-10 by Stamps (Victoria News)
BC Lions quarterback Jarious Jackson said in four words what took three agonizing hours to watch: “They kicked our ass[es].” More: continued here
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Village could lose post office (FOX 11 Green Bay)
One Northeast Wisconsin village is concerned it could lose its post office, thanks to declining mail volume. FOX11’s Evan Perrault explains. More: continued here
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eBay Sellers Should Brace for Monday’s Major Announcement (AuctionBytes)
eBay is making a major announcement on Monday, CEO John Donahoe told Wall Street. More: continued here
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A bargain on eBay? (Concord Monitor)
In mid-June, eBay began waiving its usual insertion fees for the first five auctions posted each month. More: continued here
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Red letter day for Ovaltinees – Hemel Gazette
Red letter day for OvaltineesHemel GazetteRoyal Mail turned down residents' original request because there were already two within walking distance. The residents' association's Mac Smith said: "The … More: continued here
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Boulder County helps low income residents eat well – Daily Camera
Boulder County helps low income residents eat wellDaily CameraThe Longmont Farmers' Market has seen its food-stamps sales increase 600 percent, and Boulder's market has seen a 150-percent increase in food stamps, …and more » More: continued here
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The Post Office Stinks (DCist)
No, literally. The Post reports that employees at the U.S. Post Office at 2 Massachusetts Avenue NE are suffering from a leak located somewhere in the undercarriage of the old building which is causing brown stains on the ceiling and an overwhelming sewage scent. Yummy! Not content with attempting to overthrow one of the District’s…
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Fed up with the Pirates, fan puts his support up for sale on eBay (The Indiana Gazette)
It’s not something most would consider a commodity, much less have a price. But there you have it. The price to make someone a fan of your baseball team: $14.99 on the eBay Internet auction site. More: continued here
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Stamps unhappy after horse-collar cuts down Rambo (Canada.com)
Just as Nik Lewis is set to return to the lineup, the Calgary Stampeders have lost Ken-Yon Rambo indefinitely. More: continued here
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Consistency is key for champs (The Globe Gazette)
MASON CITY — Gary and Gerry Benham began their competitive barbecue career in 2004 at the prestigious American Royal event in Kansas City. More: continued here