Following is a selection of stories related to the April 29 royal wedding of Britain’s Prince William and Kate Middleton that have appeared in newspapers and on websites in the last week. More: continued here
David Heathcote, from Nottinghamshire, was fed-up scouring the streets looking for a place to send letters to listeners – and thought it would be a simple request. More: continued here
Officials Consider Changes To Lancaster, Lititz Post OfficesWGAL LancasterSome changes could also be coming to the post office in Lititz. The Postal Service is considering closing its location on Main Street and moving services to another location on Wynfield Drive. Postal officials said having two locations is a waste of …City sends post office a…
Royal wedding invitation lost in the mail? Here are a few local venues hosting watch parties on Friday morning. More:
Daily Mail The secret service: Royal Mail refuses to tell customer where post boxes areDaily MailBy Daily Mail and Daily Mail Reporter A radio presenter who wrote to Royal Mail asking where his nearest post boxes were received an astonishing reply to say: 'Sorry, it's a secret'. David Heathcote was fed-up scouring the streets looking…
A passport fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 30 at the Marina Post Office, 3100 De Forest Road, Marina. A passport book for first time applicants is $135 and $55 for a passport card. The fee for minors under the age of 16 is $105 and $40 for a…
Illinois AG seeks meeting with Apple, GoogleBusinessWeekThe information includes latitude and longitude coordinates along with time stamps. It is then sent back to the company. Madigan says she wants to know what information the company is storing, how long it is stored and what it is used for. …and more » More: continued here
Langley Minor Football’s midget squad improved to 4-0 after beating visiting Chilliwack. More: continued here
Brenda Helmerichs is the Summerfield Post Office officer in charge. A recent meeting to discuss the future of the post office was attended by 180 people. More: continued here
Consolidating Hays and Colby mail sorting operations into Salina could save about $139,000 a year, an initial analysis by the U.S. Postal Service suggests. More: continued here