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Mountain View woman seeks to rename downtown post office after son killed in …San Jose Mercury NewsBy Jason Green Customers leave Mountain ViewÕs main post office on Friday, May 11, 2012. Mountain View resident Karen Meredith is pushing to have the facility named after her son, US Army Lt. Ken …

Fall River Chamber of Commerce keeps the business seminars comingWicked LocalBy Anonymous “Become an eBay Trading Assistant: How to sell for others and get commission,” Tuesday, May 15, 7:30 to 8:30 am by 14-year eBay specialist Cliff Lander. You know how to sell on eBay. You are buying items to …

ITV News Carlisle driver caught up in fatal M6 crashNews & StarIt has emerged that a Royal Mail lorry involved in the collision was being driven by a 40-year-old man from the city. He was unhurt following the crash, just south of the junction 39 Shap turn-off at about 3.40pm …

When it comes to government programs in this country, every agency is like the children in the mythical Lake Woebegon: above average. Likewise, every government subsidy should be done away with, expect the ones that help us. More: continued here

The U.S. Postal Service is banning international shipments of electronics using lithium batteries – such as smartphones, laptops and iPads – citing the risk of fire. More: continued here

Residents react to rural post office changesAberdeenNews.comCutting a post office's hours is better than having no post office at all, but it could create problems, residents throughout northeastern South Dakota said. Seneca's office might get its hours cut from six a day to two. Resident James Beam said he … …

KEARNEY— Some Sumner residents breathed a sigh of relief at the news that their town’s post office will keep its doors open. More: continued here

It's been nearly eight years since Lt. Kenneth Ballard of Mountain View was killed while serving in Iraq. More: continued here

COUNTY AT WEMBLEY: Royal Mail regulars deliver for big daySouth Wales ArgusThe Royal Mail, on Mill Street, is taking 550 people in 11 coaches to the game this morning. Landlord Mike Jones said the pub usually organised a coach to take people to County games. "When we realised they got …

First-class photograph gets stamp of approvalThis is LeicestershireA picture taken by a blind photographer has been given the seal of approval by the Royal Mail. Dr Brian Negus's image of Stormont, home of the Northern Ireland Assembly, has been used on a new set of stamps. The 65-year-old, who is …