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Gun rights activists square off with Royal Oak over 'no guns' policy at Arts …Examiner.comNote to Readers: If you like my work, please support me by subscribing to my articles and sharing links through Digg, e-mail lists, and web forums. …and more » More: continued here

Royal Mail blazes a trail to the future in cloud computing alliance with CapgeminiPost and ParcelRoyal Mail Group (RMG) has signed a six-year IT contract with Capgemini UK plc (”Capgemini”), a subsidiary of Capgemini Group, in a move which aims to … More: continued here

( Royal Botanic Gardens Kew ) A study led by scientists from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew’s Jodrell Laboratory, which focuses on epigenetics in European common marsh orchids, has revealed that some plants may be able to adapt more quickly to environmental change than previously thought. The new study, published …

Royal Mail worker made thousands from stolen postPortsmouth NewsFormer Royal Mail worker Janice Stokes took special delivery parcels containing more than 214 items of jewellery, mobile phones, cash and birthday cards in … More: continued here

Sky News Weapon Alert Over Million Volt PhoneSky NewsTwo were found at the Royal Mail's Mount Pleasant sorting office in London. Both had been sent from the US. Officers also seized a device from a passenger …and more » More: continued here

SOFTBALL CRUISE CLINIC 2011 The annual Royal Carribbean Softball Cruise will be held from Feb. 21-25, 2011. All-inclusive prices start at $558 and the package includes all shipboard meals and entertainment, exclusive softball clinics, private cocktail party, port fees/taxes/gratuities, prizes, raffles and more. More: continued here

Concerns Raised Over Future of Chiswick Post OfficeChiswickW4.com (blog)Concerns have been raised about the future of Chiswick Post Office after a resident was told by a Royal Mail worker that the parcel collection service is … More: continued here

FRONT ROYAL — The Warren County Sheriff’s Office has been recognized by the Department of Motor Vehicles for improving seat belt use in the area. More: continued here

Alex Carter, 7, of Front Royal, stays cool by walking through the Shenandoah River along the Luray Avenue landing while fishing recently. Temperatures are supposed to reach high 90s today before cooling down again later this week. Rich Cooley/Daily More: continued here

Canada’s oil sands mining operations are producing vast and fast-growing amounts of mercury, heavy metals, arsenic and other toxic substances, the Globe and Mail reported, citing data released by Environment Canada. More: continued here