More Vermont farmers’ markets are accepting debit cards and electronic food stamps this summer, making it easier for people to buy local produce, organic cheeses and homemade breads and pies. More: continued here

Authorities posed as FedEx employees and arrested the shipment’s intended recipient, 30-year-old Richard Gwatidzo. More: continued here

With bags of 300 free chocolate bars, wearing a tie-dyed t-shirt, and showing big fun slides with words like “Love” and “Happiness,” Andy Sernovitz practiced what he preaches about getting people to talk during his session at the recent eBay Live conference. More: continued here

Associated Press – July 6, 2008 9:15 AM ET RUTLAND, Vt. (AP) – More Vermont farmers’ markets are accepting debit cards and electronic food stamps this summer, making it easier for people to buy… More: continued here

Trolling for Seller Tools at eBay LiveAuctionbytes –2 hours agoYou can view the list of vendors who exhibited at this year's eBay Live conference on eBay's website. Below are a few services that jumped out at me as I … More: continued here

Andy Sernovitz Advises eBay Sellers on Word of Mouth MarketingAuctionbytes –2 hours agoHe said rather than asking for generic feedback from customers, eBay sellers should say something more like, "Anything I can do? … More: continued here

Ex-Stamps' field dream now a realityCanoe.ca, Canada –3 hours agoThe Stamps have thrown in $500000, which got the group closer to its goal, but part-owner Ted Hellard put it over the top with a $500000 donation of his own … More: continued here

Suspicious Package Found at Morehead Post OfficeWYMT, KY –6 hours agoPolice and Fire crews spent hours Saturday night at the Morehead post office trying to figure out whether two suspicious packages were dangerous. … More: continued here

We keep telling you something big is happening on the minor football scene in Calgary, and one day it’s going to be announced officially, but I’m jumping the gun because I’m pumped. More: continued here

A baby boy removed from his parents’ custody after they offered to sell him on eBay for just a euro — $1.59 — as a joke is back at home, a prosecutor said. The parents maintained that the posting was just a joke gone awry. More: continued here