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A Reprieve Is Seen in Fight to Keep Lakeville Post Office Fully FunctionalLitchfield County TimesArtist and noted illustrator Etienne Delessert and his wife, designer Rita Marshall, can celebrate one victory—a new postmaster has been selected for the Lakeville Post Office, signaling a change in the U.S. Postal Service's decision to …

Traders who offer fake goods on the internet are warned about legal action as a woman who sold counterfeit make-up on eBay is given a suspended prison term. More: continued here

LANGHORNE, Pa., July 3 (UPI) — A Pennsylvania alternative high school is attempting to raise the funds needed to remain open by placing the facility on eBay. More: continued here

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FedEx Corp. announced Tuesday, July 3, it has finalized its acquisition of TATEX, a French business-to-business express transportation company. With T… More: continued here

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BBC News eBay fake make-up sale: Leanne Wetheim sentencedBBC NewsTraders who offer fake goods over the internet are warned about legal action as a woman who sold counterfeit make-up on eBay is given a suspended prison sentence. More: continued here

A generous $1.8 million gift from the Stamps Family Charitable Foundation will help bring the world's most promising future leaders to the University of Virginia Darden School of Business. More: continued here

Clarkfield Post Office retail hours to be reducedMonte NewsChange comes slowly,” says 14-year Clarkfield Postmaster Don Henderson, knowingly. “There will be nothing changing here for at least a couple of years. Right now, we don't know what will change, or when those changes might come.” More: continued here

[Congressman] Chris Van Hollen, politician that he is, has seen an easy voter-getter — parking at the site of the new Bethesda Post Office — and jumped on it. More: continued here