Joffrey Reynolds wanted more touches, figuring he could get more touchdowns. More: continued here

Postal delays caused by yesterday’s 24-hour walkout at Royal Mail could last until the end of next week, the strike union has warned. More: continued here

The Calgary Stampeders scored three defensive TDs in the second half on their way to a 44-9 romp over the Toronto Argonauts on Friday. Joffrey Reynolds pitched in with a TD on the ground and another through the air for Calgary. More: continued here

A NOTORIOUS eBay fraudster was jailed yesterday for 30 months for conning more internet users out of thousands of pounds – just months after his release from prison. More: continued here

A call for help has gone out to save the Union Gap Post Office. There’s talk the small post office could be a casualty of Postal Service’s multi-billion dollar deficit. More: continued here

Postal workers' threat of summer of discontentCoventry TelegraphProtesters have accused Royal Mail of refusing to negotiate over pay and conditions despite making a £320 million profit last year. … More: continued here

Hawaii statehood stamp to go on sale next monthHonolulu AdvertiserThe Herb Kane-designed 2009 Hawai'i statehood stamp will be released Aug. 21 with special cancellations and sales of the stamp at the …and more » More: continued here

Postman dumped mail to save jobGazetteLiveMr Gumsley said: “He had been too embarrassed and too proud to tell the Royal Mail of his difficulty. He wanted to carry on as long as he could. … More: continued here

Stamps for ministry still neededSunJournal.comShe is still collecting stamps for her African ministry. Keeping a 1/2 inch margin around the stamp will ensure that it is not damaged. … More: continued here

Internet making stamps a thing of the pastKankakee Daily JournalThe cost of a first-class stamp has jumped more than 33 percent over the past decade. In May, the US Postal Service increased first class by …Economy, Internet put dent in US Postal ServiceKankakee Daily Journalall 2 news articles » More: continued …