Royal Oak’s elected officials want pornography-blocking filters added to library computers after the arrest of a homeless man on charges of viewing child pornography at the public library. More: continued here

Maidenhead Advertiser House of Commons plea to save Cookham Road post officeMaidenhead Advertiser, UK –3 hours agoA petition opposing the closure of Cookham Road post office in Maidenhead has been presented to the House of Commons by MP Theresa May. …Hundreds back campaign to save town post officeBuckingham TodayBattle to stop closureNews …

LANSING, Mich. — Michigan is in line to become the first state in the nation to issue food stamps twice a month. That would make fresh produce and meat more available and give grocery workers steadier hours. More: continued here

A passport fair will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 15 at the Zion post office, 1225 Shiloh Blvd. More: continued here

First-class stamps cost 5 cents, Allentown had two daily mail deliveries and the post office at Fifth and Hamilton streets served More: continued here

eBay holiday compensationMelbourne Herald Sun, Australia –5 hours agoBUYERS who paid for holidays on eBay but found they had no accommodation booked will be compensated, the online auction site says. … More: continued here

eBay exec to speak to Utah Technology CouncilSalt Lake Tribune, United States –2 hours agoPosted: 10:37 AM- Meg Whitman, chief executive officer of Internet pioneer eBay Inc., will speak at the annual meeting of the Utah Technology Council on …Meg Whitman, President and CEO of eBay, to Keynote Utah Technology …Business Wire …

eBay (EBAY) sellers already planning next boycottBloggingStocks –1 minute agoeBay Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY) users are a feisty bunch. After just coming off a multi-week sellers strike, they are already planning their next revolt, … More: continued here

Customers who recently made debit card purchases at any of three Park Royal stores should change their PIN numbers immediately, West Vancouver police say. More: continued here

Freddy Khalastchy, a Fellow of the Royal Philatelic Society London, who has built up the world’s finest collection of the stamps of Iraq, was born and brought up in Baghdad during the late 1950s and experienced at first-hand the brutal regime of Saddam Hussein. More: continued here