OKC Post Office Being Studied for Relocation
A busy Oklahoma City Post Office branch is being looked at for possible relocation. For its regular customers, that sounds like code for closure and more drive time. More: continued here
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New postage stamps honor scientists – The Associated Press
New postage stamps honor scientistsThe Associated PressWASHINGTON (AP) — New US postage stamps are giving science fans a chance to send letters and recall pioneering researchers at the same time. The four-stamp set of forever stamps sell at the current first-class rate of 44-cents each. …and more » More: continued here
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Stamps safeties battle
Eric Fraser sat slumped in his locker Wednesday night, wearing a look on his face as if he just lost the Cup. In a way, that’s what happened. More: continued here
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Post office is essential service
Re: The lockout of postal workers and rotating strikes by the union. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers stated the rotating strikes would allow the mail to flow through the postal system. This did not happen, as I saw nothing coming to our post boxes.[…] More: continued here
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Zacks Industry Outlook Highlights: Google, eBay and Citigroup
Today, Zacks Equity Research discusses the eCommerce industry, including: Google Inc , eBay and Citigroup . More: continued here
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New postage stamps honor scientists – Sacramento Bee
New postage stamps honor scientistsSacramento BeeAP WASHINGTON — New US postage stamps are giving science fans a chance to send letters and recall pioneering researchers at the same time. The four-stamp set of forever stamps sell at the current first-class rate of 44-cents each. …and more » More: continued here
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4 pioneering scientists honored on new set of US postage stamps
WASHINGTON – New U.S. postage stamps are giving science fans a chance to send letters and recall pioneering researchers at the same time. The four-stamp set of forever stamps sell at the current first-class rate of 44-cents each. They went on sale nationwide Thursday. More: continued here
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Opinion: Harper’s back-to-work threat did strikers a favour – Vancouver Sun
ABC News Opinion: Harper's back-to-work threat did strikers a favourVancouver Sundoubt if Prime Minister Stephen Harper intended to do the unions at Air Canada and the Post Office a favour, but his government's threat to legislate them both back to work may have been a big one. …Union rally draws 1000 to Canada Post officeCBC.caPost…
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FedEx Employee Accused Of Stealing NC Packages
A Federal Express employee has been arrested and charged with stealing smartphones, iPads and other electronic devices from packages at the company’s Greenville facility. More: continued here
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Crime: FedEx employee faces charges
A FedEx employee was arrested this week in connection with the theft of smartphones and other electronics, the Pitt County Sheriff’s Office reported Thursday. More: continued here