Police 'Munnabhais' nabbed in MulundTimes of IndiaMUMBAI: The Mulund police arrested two men for reportedly impersonating and making fake rubber stamps of senior police authorities to forge identity cards. They used the stamps to make fake identity cards to attend the physical test in the ongoing …and more » More: continued here
Post Office To Gain Experience Of Satellite CommunicationsElectronicsWeekly.com (blog)By David Manners on December 27, 2011 1:59 AM | No Comments | No TrackBacks 'The Post Office are to build a ground station with a large steerable aerial system to gain experience of communications satellites. This was announced last week by the … More: continued here
Sets of “everyday” first class stamps displaying the Olympic and Paralympic logos are to go on sale next week in shops around the UK. More: continued here
CELEBRATING next year’s Olympic and Paralympic games these are the first everyday stamps to bear a logo. More: continued here
News10.net Investigation continues into Verdi Post Office fireReno Gazette JournalA team of federal investigators continued to search the fire-damaged Verdi Post Office on Monday. “They're doing crime scene investigation on the inside of the post office,” Jerry DePaoli, manager of post office operations, said on Monday afternoon. …Possible Post Office Arson May Be Gang RelatedKRNV…
Investigators now think the possible arson of the Verdi post office might be gang related. More: continued here
A team of federal investigators continued to search the fire-damaged Verdi Post Office on Monday. More: continued here
Investigators now think the possible arson of the Verdi post office might be gang related. More: continued here
First set of Games stamps goes on saleThe IndependentThe Royal Mail has issued the first set in a series of stamps that will mark next summer's London Olympics. The "definitive" or everyday stamps– the first definitives to feature a logo instead of an image of the Queen – will go on sale on 5 January…
Windows and doors are boarded up at the Verdi Post Office after it was severely damaged in a fire early Sunday, Dec. 25, 2011. / Photo by David B. Parker. More: continued here