FedEx Corp. is building a 120,000-square-foot, $25 million addition to its FedEx Ground hub in Hagerstown, Md. (FDX) More: continued here

The Hagerstown Economic Development Commission says FedEx Ground will build a 120,000-square-foot addition to its hub in Hagerstown. More: continued here

New products are always showing up on the shelves of garden centers and hardware stores. But do they do the things they claim? And are they worth the money? This week, The Bee’s Leigh Grogan evaluates a product and lets you know what she thinks. More: continued here

Sat, September 6, 2008 Stamps pull even with Esks By RANDY SPORTAK , SUN MEDIA Email Print Write Size: A A A Share: Facebook Digg Del.icio.us Google Stumble Upon Furl Newsvine Reddit Technorati Blinklist Feed Me Yahoo Socializer Ma.gnolia Raw Sugar Simpy Squidoo Spurl Blink Bits Rojo Blogmarks Shadows Netvouz …

The Family and Social Services Administration has dropped a planned speedup in processing food-stamp applications because it would cost some people their benefits, Secretary Mitch Roob said this week. More: continued here

FedEx and BP Solar have completed a second solar system installation for a FedEx Freight distribution center in Fontana, California, which will generate about 54 percent of the facility’s energy needs. More: continued here

eBay watch: 1970s Parrot Chair by Ib ArbergRetro To Go, UK –1 hour agoIf you're looking for a focal point for your room or apartment, this Parrot Chair by Ib Arberg will certainly provide it. Production of the seat (also known … More: continued here

FONTANA, Calif., Sept. 5 (UPI) — U.S.-based FedEx Corp. and BP Solar announced the completion of their second project. More: continued here

Triple Ascot Gold Cup winner Yeats is among 15 possible runners for Friday’s GNER Doncaster Cup at the Yorkshire track. Aidan O’Brien’s seven-year-old sealed a third win at the Royal meeting in June before going on to claim a bloodless victory in the Goodwood Cup. More: continued here

 CLEVELAND — Housing officials in northeast Ohio say the growing trend of buying and selling foreclosed homes on eBay is making it difficult for local authorities to determine who owns homes in need of repair. More: continued here