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( Elsevier ) Elsevier, a leading publisher of scientific, technical and medical information products and services, announced today that it will publish NJAS – Wageningen Journal of Life Sciences on behalf of Royal Netherlands Society for Agricultural Sciences, starting in 2009 with Volume 57, issue 1. More: continued here

Wednesday’s Town Council hearing on whether to landmark the Royal Poinciana Plaza and Playhouse has been the focus of an intense lobbying effort on both sides of the issue. More: continued here

Cambridge Evening News Royal Mail First Or Second Class ChristmasHell Mail, UK –3 hours agoHe also blasted Royal Mail in the Mirror newspaper, saying that its Christmas service simply wasn't good enough to warrant the cost of a first class stamp. …Chaos hits Royal Mail deliveriesCambridge Evening Newsall 2 news articles More: …

York 'more efficient on sorting'The Press, York, UK –5 hours agoBy Mike Laycock » UNION leaders fighting plans to scrap the sorting of second class mail in York have produced Royal Mail statistics to back their case. … More: continued here

24dash Dundee 'top for business growth'BBC News, UK –24 minutes agoAccording to the Royal Mail's Business Barometer, the city was top in Scotland for business growth between March and August. It came third in the UK-wide …Sunderland tops 'business growth' league table24dashall 3 news articles More: continued here

About Samantha: Born Aug. 8, 1989. Daughter of Bill and Robbin Royal, of Griffith. Sister to Jim. Granddaughter of Noel and Dolores Brasel, of Schererville.  More: continued here

Wednesday’s Town Council hearing on whether to landmark the Royal Poinciana Plaza and Playhouse has been the focus of an intense lobbying effort on both sides of the issue. More: continued here

Cambridge Evening News Chaos hits Royal Mail deliveriesCambridge Evening News, UK –22 minutes agoTHERE are fears Cambridge's Christmas post could arrive late after a cost-cutting exercise caused chaos in Royal Mail's main delivery office. … More: continued here

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Gough Econ, Inc. has received an order from Australis Engineering P/L of Sydney, Australia for three bucket elevators as part of a $60 million contract to modernize the material handling and automation system of The Royal Australian Mint in Canberra. The modernization and revamp is thought to …

Extra staff to cope with demand in Luton More: continued here