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Some anglers toss back snook refundsTbo.comTo catch and keep snook, fishermen need a snook stamp. The stamp fee was $2 until July 1, when it increased to $10. The stamps are good for one year from …Snook permit refund optionsESPNall 7 news articles » More: continued here

Bank Forecloses on Old Post Office in EvansvilleTristatehomepage.comFox 7 news has learned the Old Post Office has been foreclosed upon and put into receivership. That means the bank has already started looking for for a … More: continued here

For those who still do not understand the FedEx points system and the “reset,” take solace in knowing you are among tens of thousands. More: continued here

RARE stamps, coins, historical documents and antiques will go on display at an exhibition next month. The Bahrain Philatelic Society is organising the 10th Philatelic Exhibition to commemorate its 30th anniversary. More: continued here

War and peaceThe GuardianA little over a year ago, Lord Mandelson tried to find a partner for Royal Mail (Vince Cable announces plans for total privatisation of Royal Mail, … More: continued here

Moffat, Tribune, EBay, U.S. Foodservice, Moody's in Court NewsBloombergRobert Moffat, a former International Business Machines Corp. senior vice president, was sentenced to six …and more » More: continued here

Let's bring out those envelopes and stamp out the boredomDaily News & AnalysisIn an age where e-mail is the norm, the only use one might have for stamps is to collect them! … More: continued here

Nichia, Microsoft, BP, Craigslist, EBay: Intellectual PropertyBloombergEBay Inc., the most-visited US e-commerce site, won a judge's ruling tossing out a false-advertising claim by Tiffany & Co., the second time in two years … More: continued here

Restorations Begin for Elmira's Old Post OfficeWETM-TVElmira, NY – Monday night, at the Elmira City Council meeting, phase one of the Federal Building Redevelopment Project has been approved. … More: continued here

NEW YORK, USA: Online auctioneer eBay Inc on Monday won the dismissal of Tiffany & Co’s 2004 lawsuit accusing it of deceiving customers by allowing the online sale of counterfeit Tiffany-branded jewellery. More: continued here