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Suspicious white powder discovered at Quantico Post OfficeInside NoVATwelve people were in the post office at the time, but only four, three Marine Corps postal workers and a civilian postal clerk, handled the package, according to a press release from Quantico Marine Corps base. They were kept there until the …

A non-profit organization launched a food stamp program for pet owners who rely on public assistance so they can afford to feed their pets. Magalie Laguerre reports. More: continued here

PIEA stamps approval on $16M River Market apartment projectKansas City Business JournalThe Planned Industrial Expansion Authority of Kansas City on Monday approved plans for the development, which will offer 147 market-rate rental units just west of the Populous building. The project will get a 75 percent property tax abatement for …

USDA Distributes Flier That Pushes Food Stamps For Illegal AliensInvestor’s Business DailyWelfare: Not content with having more Americans on food stamps than people in Spain, the Obama administration is ringing the dinner bell for illegal aliens. We'll feed you and not check your status. As we wrote last July, just …

Post Office Issues Warning After Thieves Begin Fishing From Brooklyn MailboxCBS LocalMail is being collected from the box, but not by the Post Office. “They're fishing,” said one neighbor. “What they're doing here is using the fly paper, and they're putting it in, and they're pulling it out. They've got …

It’s fishing season in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn – but not in the sense of catching actual fish. More: continued here

Seahurst loves its little post officeHighline TimesIn this economy, some post offices continue to thrive in spite of a reduction in hours or closure of other branches. The issues of United States Postal Service hours being reduced and the threat of cutting Saturday services is an inevitable result of … …

CUSTOMERS were turned away or faced long delays as Post Office workers walked out of branches across Suffolk and Essex this afternoon on a half-day strike. More: continued here

Minister Michael Fallon sets out plans to privatise Royal Mail in the next 12 months, suggesting new service will be "quicker".         More: continued here

UK Government Starts Search for Banks to Lead Possible Royal Mail IPO More: continued here