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Clergyman says post office robbers were 'vermin' who should be floggedIrish TimesA Church of Ireland clergyman has said those responsible for last week's armed robbery of a post office in Co Donegal should be flogged with a stick and made do hard labour. More: continued here

Kingston Post Office is nearing the deadline for forwarding mail addressed with old, Pre-911 addresses. That deadline is fast approaching and will be July 18, 2012. More: continued here

Explosive? A tin of baked beans A town centre was shut down in a major bomb scare – over a few tins of baked beans. Police sealed off streets and evacuated shops after a suspect parcel was left outside a post office. More: continued here

Number of seniors on food stamps increases dramatically over past five years More: continued here

East Anglia: Postmen and women to map GPS co-ordinates of properties in regionEast Anglian Daily TimesTHE ROYAL Mail is piloting an initiative across the region to improve the accuracy of location-based information which is used, for example, by satellite navigation systems. More: continued here

Boston Herald (blog) Microsoft unveils latest version of OfficeWashington PostMicrosoft is making Office cloud-first, social and touch-enabled.Microsoft Office Upgrade Expected To Be Unveiled MondayHuffington PostMicrosoft Office 2013 preview: details, screenshots and impressionsEngadgetMicrosoft revamps Office for tablets, InternetSTLtoday.comBoston Herald (blog) –ZDNetall 881 news articles » More: continued here

EBay Inc. is expected to post sharply higher earnings and revenue in the second quarter on Wednesday, helped by its online payments service and by strength in the e-commerce business that includes its … More: continued here

The Government's reforms of the post office network could be undermined by deficiencies in the training of staff and the inflexibility of its proposals, ministers have been warned. More: continued here

Under plans to provide a new model called Post Office Local, there would be less privacy, limited services and many vulnerable pensioners would lose ‘their only social conversation of the day’. More: continued here

Merivale High School art students' stamp designs pay tribute to Jack LaytonOttawa CitizenMerivale High School student Joy Knowles has never really followed politics, but when she sketched the.and more » More: continued here