Holidays critical to e-commerce sector (UPI)
NEW YORK, Oct. 12 (UPI) — Financial analysts say the upcoming Christmas shopping season could be pivotal for eBay and other e-commerce companies jockeying for position in the market. More: continued here
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Columbus Day closings (The Charlotte Observer)
Here’s how the following institutions will observe the Columbus Day holiday Monday. Mecklenburg ABC stores: Open. S.C. liquor stores: Open. Banks: Closed. CPCC: No classes. Charlotte buses: Regular schedule. Charlotte city offices: Open. Mecklenburg County offices: Open. FedEx: Open. Federal offices: Closed. Charlotte garbage pickup: Regular schedule. Charlotte … More: continued here
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Rams increase lead after three quarters (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
LANDOVER, Md. — The St. Louis Rams got two field goals from Josh Brown to take a 16-7 lead over the Washington Redskins after three quarters in their game here at FedEx Field today. Brown was good from 25 and 44 yards after Rams drives stalled. Redskins offensive tackle Chris Samuels, who left the game…
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Week 6 – Will NFC East Bloodbath Produce Super Bowl Winner? (The Sports Network)
Week 6 – Will NFC East Bloodbath Produce Super Bowl Winner? More: continued here
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Charlotte II: Toyota teams race notes, quotes (Motorsport.com)
Kyle Busch earned a fourth-place finish in tonight’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) race at Charlotte’s Lowe’s Motor Speedway. Camry drivers Tony Stewart (11th), Denny Hamlin (16th) and Brian Vickers (17th) also finished in the top-20 Saturday. More: continued here
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Congress may propose a second stimulus plan (MSNBC)
Democratic leaders may call Congress back to work after the election in hopes of passing legislation that would extend jobless benefits, add money for food stamps and a tax rebate. More: continued here
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Ducks Unlimited celebrates stamps’ role in restoring habitat (Minnetonka Sun-Sailor)
To get the most out of the celebration of the Federal Duck Stamp contest coming to Minnesota in October, participants may have to go from walking shoes to hunting boots to dress shoes. More: continued here
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Post office named for soldier (Pasadena Star-News)
EL MONTE – A local post office was renamed Saturday after an El Monte resident who was the first female Iraq war casualty from the San Gabriel Valley. More: continued here
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Royal, Simi Valley raise funds for parks (Ventura County Star)
The Royal and Simi Valley softball programs are raising funds to improve Rancho Simi and Rancho Santa Susana parks. The Amanda McPherson Foundation has contributed $50,000 to the project and both high schools need to raise $50,000. More: continued here
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Post Office lot switches to one-way traffic (Fond du Lac Reporter)
The customer parking lot at the Fond du Lac Post Office, 99 W. Second St., will be converted to one-way northbound traffic from Second Street to First Street effective Monday, Oct. 13. More: continued here