ALBANY, N.Y. — More farmers markets nationwide are accepting food stamps for their summer squash, apples and other fresh produce — fattening profits for farmers while creating healthier options for low-income families as food prices soar. … – By VALERIE BAUMAN The Associated Press More: continued here

The Edmonton Eskimos and Calgary Stampeders each had two players recognized for their play during Week 9 of CFL action. More: continued here

Woman upset Winnsboro Post Office isn't handicap-accessibleWIS, SC –2 hours agoWINNSBORO, SC (WIS) – Rebecca Simmons' feet were in need of a handicap-accessible entrance when she arrived at the Winnsboro Post Office, but all they found … More: continued here

The Old Auburn Post Office is feeling the strain of a poor economy and increased technology.  More: continued here

9:25 am — Guam's Flags of our Nation stamp to be dedicated Sept. 2Pacific Daily News, GU –4 hours agoMike Cruz will join the US Postal Service in ceremonies to officially dedicate the new Guam Flags of Our Nation stamp at 10 am Sept. … More: continued here

DPS sex clip sale: Apex court relief for auction site chiefExpressindia.com, India –Aug 25, 2008New Delhi, August 25 The Supreme Court on Monday ordered an interim stay on proceedings against online shopping portal eBay India and its chief Avinash … More: continued here

Walpurgiss tips a BBC News story about a man in Oxford who paid $140 for a computer on eBay, and was shocked to find on it bank records of several million customers of the Royal Bank of Scotland, its subsidiary Natwest, and one other bank. “Mr. Chapman said anyone with …

A computer containing banking security details of more than 1 million people has been sold on eBay, according to bank officials the latest in a series of losses of personal data in the UK. More: continued here

Personal details of thousands of council tax payers have been found on a computer sold on eBay – just a day after confidential data about a million bank customers was discovered in the same way. More: continued here

A computer containing banking security details of more than 1 million people has been sold on eBay, bank officials said Tuesday – the latest in a series of losses of personal data in Great Britain. More: continued here