Former employees and clients of disgraced financier Bernard Madoff are hoping to recoup some of their losses by selling Madoff memorabilia on eBay. Madoff put his investment firm’s name on hats, T-shirts, beach towels and umbrellas. Dozens of the keepsakes are now being offered on the Internet auction site eBay. …

MEMPHIS — A Memphis team that had been struggling offensively unleashed its best shooting effort of the season on Lamar University Saturday night, and the result was a 108-75 blowout at the FedEx Forum. More: continued here

Correll Buckhalter’s skills as a sage analyst of his profession are a lot like his skills as an Eagles running back: seldom used and often underappreciated. More: continued here

Madoff victims selling memorabilia on eBayThe Associated Press –1 hour agoOr did you buy that Madoff Securities fleece jacket on eBay? Madoff, who was arrested last month after allegedly telling investigators he lost as much as … More: continued here

Former employees and clients of disgraced financier Bernard Madoff (MAY’-dawf) are hoping to recoup some of their losses by selling Madoff memorabilia on eBay. More: continued here

One of the most poignant stories I was involved with this year was one I facilitated rather than wrote. It was about Chuchin the Clown who died in a fall from the highwire during a performance at the Royal Show in 1984. More: continued here

Ex-employees and clients of disgraced US financier Bernard Madoff are hoping to recoup some losses by selling Madoff T-shirts, towels and umbrellas on eBay. More: continued here

Another sign of the struggling economy is more Illinois residents needing food stamps so they can fill their stomachs. Nearly 1.4 million people in Illinois used food stamps in November. That’s 100-thousand more people than the previous year. More: continued here

Cumberland's food stamp use risesTMCnet –1 minute agoThe number of households seeking food stamps in Cumberland County has risen 16.5 percent from a year ago. Social workers handled 19950 cases in December, … More: continued here

BEAUMONT – Rock ‘n’ roll’s most macabre historical artifact will go on the block when the family of the late 1950s pop star J.P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson auctions his casket on eBay sometime in the next few weeks – almost 50 years after “the day the music died.” More: …