Theodore Matthew Glende was in the U.S. Army when he was killed in 2012 in Afghanistan.                 More: continued here

U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer was in Rochester for a ceremony officially dedicating a Rochester post office in honor of a local soldier killed in Afghanistan… More: continued here

Bay News 9 Holmes Beach rallying to keep PO boxes at small island post officeBay News 9Post office boxes may be a thing of the past for a small island community in Manatee County. Jack Jackson and Peggy Myers have had a contract with the United States Postal Service to …

Telegraph.co.uk Fed up with eBay? Sell on Etsy, Depop and Folksy insteadTelegraph.co.ukEtsy, founded in 2005, is hot on the heels of eBay with more than 1.4m sellers and 19.8m active buyers. The website mainly focuses on handmade and vintage items, with the majority of sellers offering quirky artwork, one of-a-kind …

Retail Week EBay and Argos partner to pilot new 'click and drop' schemeRetail WeekThe online marketplace is poised to pilot the service at selected Argos stores, allowing its users to drop sold items at their nearest outlet for packing and shipping by eBay. If successful, the trial will be extended …

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Post office to be named after McQuaid gradRochester Democrat and ChronicleU.S. Army specialist Theodore Matthew Glende, a 2007 McQuaid Jesuit graduate who was killed in action in 2012, will be immortalized on Monday afternoon when the Rochester Main Post Office will be dedicated in his honor. …

The Guardian Richard III orders of service go on sale at 'extortionate' prices on eBayThe GuardianA listing on eBay on Monday afternoon offered original copies of the three orders of service, from the ceremonies of compline, reinterment and reveal, plus a “mint condition” copy of the Leicester Mercury newspaper from …

U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer will be in Rochester for a ceremony officially dedicating a Rochester post office in honor of a local soldier killed in Afghanistan. More: continued here

TameBay Royal Mail parcels scheme could mean end to 'Sorry, you were out' slipsThe CourierSue Whalley, chief operations officer at Royal Mail, said the service offered convenience to customers and helped postal workers deliver parcels and letters first time rather than having to take items back to the office. Bob …

Royal Mail is launching a new service to allow people to nominate neighbours to receive parcels if they are not at home. The move was developed by workers and managers in delivery offices. More: continued here