Liverpool A dental assistant is auctioning off her identity on eBay to help to raise money for charity. Eileen De Bont, 37, has said that she will change her name to whatever the highest bidder on the internet auction site wants. More: continued here

Post office memorial to its war deadNorthamptonshire Evening Telegraph, UK –7 minutes agoAbout 85000 General Post Office staff fought in the Great War and 8500 lost their lives. BPMA Curator Chris Taft said: “Some memorials list the names of … More: continued here

Letter: 'Fragile' a foreign word to post officeEnterprise-Record, CA –8 minutes agoWhen I went to the post office to send the package, the girl asked me, "Is it OK if it gets thrown?" I looked at her in disbelief and said, "No, it's glass. … More: continued here

About Samantha: Born Aug. 8, 1989. Daughter of Bill and Robbin Royal, of Griffith. Sister to Jim. Granddaughter of Noel and Dolores Brasel, of Schererville.  More: continued here

Wednesday’s Town Council hearing on whether to landmark the Royal Poinciana Plaza and Playhouse has been the focus of an intense lobbying effort on both sides of the issue. More: continued here

The PGA Tour released its schedule for the 2009 regular season Tuesday with 25 tournaments featuring purses of at least US$6 million and a newly configured “Texas swing” of three events in the spring. More: continued here

Stamps teammates foes for an afternoonCalgary Herald,  Canada –7 minutes agoAll the trash talking about this weekend's playoff football game is being handled by two members of the Calgary Stampeders. And it has nothing to do with … More: continued here

Lord Mandelson says he “believes in the future” of the Post Office amid reports it will be encouraged to offer more services. More: continued here

Burris enters playoffs with monkey on his backCalgary Herald,  Canada –8 minutes agoThe main course, more than likely, will feature the fact the Stamps have defeated the Lions in all three regular- season affairs this season. … More: continued here

Post office staff help Children In NeedBridlington Today, UK –1 hour agoBy Staff Copy HOLIDAYMAKERS looking to exchange their money for foreign currency are being urged to use their local post office and help support Children In … More: continued here