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A temporary post office opened Monday in Healdsburg after the main post office burned down over the weekend. More: continued here

Stuff.co.nz Stamp auction expected to break price recordStuff.co.nzHIGHLY PRIZED: One of the stamps to be auctioned, this 12 shillings and six pence postal fiscal carries an estimate …and more » More: continued here

Reed to voters: Don't forget to take part in primaryAuburn Reporter“Just because you drop off your ballot envelope at a post office on election night, that doesn't mean the post office will postmark it for Aug. …and more » More: continued here

HEALDSBURG, Calif. — A four-alarm fire that gutted the downtown Healdsburg post office on Saturday evening appears to have been sparked by a mechanical or electrical problem, a fire official said Monday. More: continued here

Globe and Mail League investigating Stampeders, Eskimos altercationsVancouver SunStamps Quarterback Henry Burris takes off with the ball, with Eskimos Kenneth Pettaway in pursuit …Stamps are class of CFL heading into bye weekMontreal GazetteCFL considers fines, suspensions after brawl breaks out at Stamps gameGlobal LethbridgeStamps Stomp Esks 56-15Edmonton SunWinnipeg Free Press –Toronto …

eBay's Shares Changing Hands at Higher Prices on 1.1x Above-Average Volume (EBAY)Comtex SmartrendShares of eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) are trading up 3.4% to $22.24 today on above average volume. Approximately 15.8 million shares have traded hands …and more » More: continued here

CALGARY – Calgary Stampeders head coach and general manager John Hufnagel plans to go fishing during his team’s bye week, but only for about a day. More: continued here

Andy Murray became the first man in a decade and a half to back up a title in Canada, defeating Roger Federer 7-5, 7-5 amid an afternoon of rain delays to win the Toronto Masters on Sunday. More: continued here

Two FedEx employees are in custody on suspicion of robbing a co-worker who was making deliveries in Pleasanton. More: continued here

A U.S. antique collector is suing a Winnipeg man who is currently facing criminal charges in connection to an alleged eBay scam that police say defrauded victims of thousands of dollars. More: continued here