The Jersey Journal – NJ.com Post Office to hold hearing tonight on possible closure of Five Corners, West …The Jersey Journal – NJ.comBy The Jersey Journal Photo by Richard J. McCormackA public hearing is scheduled for today at 5:30 pm to discuss the possible closure of the West Side post office in Jersey City. The…
UltraViolet's next problem: It's popular – on EbayZimbabwe TelegraphAccess codes to UltraViolet movies have been showing up on eBay, and German online video blogger Bertram Gugel is reporting that he was able to buy one and access the title from his home country without any apparent geographic restrictions. …and more » More: continued here
The U.S. Postal Service plans to hold a public meeting in Charleston tonight to hear comments on a proposal to move retail services from the old post office building near the courthouse square to the newer facility at the Northwest Business Park. More: continued here
A Salem woman accused of stealing food stamps while living with a man who bombed a Woodburn bank in 2008 is now facing federal charges. More: continued here
Central Florida News 13 COLUMN: Time to test Tillis's ideaGaston GazetteBecause participation in other welfare programs not subject to the testing requirement, such as Food Stamps and Medicaid, did not substantially change, it is likely that the drop in cash-welfare caseloads was due primarily to the prospect of drug …Fla. Welfare law blocked: Drug test…
FedEx has boosted its domestic shipping forecast for the holiday season and says it will hire more seasonal employees than it did last year to help handle the shipments. Candice Ludlow of member station WKNO reports from Memphis. More: continued here
FedEx Corp. said Monday it expects to ship more packages this holiday season than ever before. The jump will be driven by cheaper packages it moves through a partnership with the U.S. Postal Service. More: continued here
POLICE are searching for three men who stole money from a post office in Thames Ditton High Street on Monday. More: continued here
NEW YORK — FedEx Corp. said Monday it expects to ship more packages this holiday season than ever before. The volume jump will be driven by cheaper packages it moves through a partnership with the U.S. Postal Service. More: continued here
Stamps need helping handLondon Free PressSame goes for the Edmonton Eskimos (10-6) and the BC Lions (9-7), who each own the tiebreaker against the Stamps (9-7) and have an easier route to claim top spot. But as John Hufnagel's Stamps squad prepares for Sunday's matinee against the two-time …and more » More: continued here