ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Atlantic City’s landmark post office will make its last delivery by the end of the month. Officials have approved a plan to demolish the 70-year-old building to widen Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard. More: continued here

Toyota to List Certified Preowned Inventory on eBay MotorsMotorTrend Magazine –3 hours agoToyota is joining General Motors and Chrysler in listing its preowned inventory on eBay. No longer just the place for Uncle Rico's Dodge van from Napoleon …Toyota Extends Certified Used Vehicle Offerings OnlineMarketWatchall 10 news articles More: continued here

Tough times and increased food prices are taking their toll at the dinner table and forcing families to turn to food stamps in record amounts, and the situation is even tougher in Harris County, which is experiencing almost twice the increase in food stamp demand, the result of a “double …

Attempted robbery at post officeBBC News, UK –25 minutes agoPolice are investigating an attempted armed robbery at a post office which happened late on Wednesday afternoon. Gwent Police officers are appealing for … More: continued here

Gulf Times Q-Post unveils unique stamps to mark National DayGulf Times, Qatar –1 hour agoQ-POST yesterday launched a block of four stamps featuring different facades of Doha’s traditional Souq Waqif to mark the Qatar National Day celebrations. … More: continued here

Atlantic City’s landmark post office will make its last delivery by the end of the month. More: continued here

Nearly 328,000 households in Washington received food stamp benefits in November, according to preliminary state figures, an all-time high for the second straight month. More: continued here

Oklahoma defensive tackle DeMarcus Granger has undergone back surgery and will not play in the FedEx BCS National Championship Game against Florida. More: continued here

David and Victoria Beckham’s housekeepers will not face charges over allegations that they stole property from the couple and tried to sell it on eBay. More: continued here

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.—-In recessionary times, people often sell personal property to make ends meet. Approved Cash Advance, a leading payday loan provider, has developed an innovative program to help individuals raise funds by selling items on eBay. More: continued here