CTV.ca Monroe post office worker reports suspicious package; police destroy it …The RepublicA post office and surrounding businesses in Monroe were evacuated when a postal employee reported that a small package was ticking. The police bomb squad destroyed it Tuesday afternoon and identified the contents as a cellphone. …Police destroy packageMonroe News Starall 16 news…
Libya’s oil chief will represent Moammar Gadhafi’s government at the upcoming OPEC meeting, the country’s deputy foreign minister said Wednesday, appearing to debunk reports that National Oil Corp. head Shukri Ghanem had defected. More: continued here
Valley Station post office not closing after rumors of carrier reassignmentsLouisville Courier-JournalSandie Simons, a clerk at the Valley Station post office, retrieves some mail. (By Matt Stone, The Courier-Journal) May 17, 2011 / cj Tthe Valley Station post office on Dixie Highway is small with only three windows but it does brisk business. … More:…
BRADENTON — Doug Bryant goes to the U.S. Post Office a few times a week, but lately, he’s had to re-arrange where he parks, with all the construction on the westbound lanes of Manatee Avenue. More: continued here
Emily Krafjack, of Mehoopany Twp., will fill the new post in the Community Planning Office.Commissioner Tony Litwin said Krafjack has already been “doing the job as a volunteer.”The County Community and Municipal Environmental Liaison, will be part-tim More: continued here
Downtown Post Office building soldMinuteman News CenterThe downtown Westport Post Office is officially a lame duck. Last week a “Sold” sign was placed before the 75-year-old building, located at 154 Post Road East, heralding a less than prominent dawn of a new age for Westport's snail mail … More: continued here
NEW GLOUCESTER, Maine (NEWS CENTER) — The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office says a former officer with the Sons of AMVETS post in New Gloucester is charged with stealing $8,900 from the organization. More: continued here
Hornell, N.Y. — In what is quickly becoming the Post Office’s version of “Where’s Waldo?,” property tax bills for some Hornell residents are still missing. More: continued here
City Clerk Susana Mendoza is trying to make city sticker sales more fun. No one enjoys the drudgery of having to cough up 75 bucks every spring for that tiny rectangular decal on the passenger side windshield. More: continued here
TabbFORUM announced today that it has introduced another in its continuing line-up of Spotlight Series, the newest on real-time clearing and market issues, technology and regulation specific solely to the post-trade clearing environment for the global securities marketplace. More: continued here