FedEx Corp. would be forced to stop investing in the growth of its flagship express company if Congress changes the company’s labor rules, founder Frederick W. Smith says. More: continued here
BP Hopes Latest Effort Captures Gushing OilCitrus DailyCheck out the new Adopt a Shelter Pet commemorative postage stamp campaign, with the theme "Stamps to the Rescue." Yes. It doesn't harm them, and contact is …and more » More: continued here
The Star-Ledger – NJ.com Former NJ Senate president Frank 'Pat' Dodd dies at 72The Star-Ledger – NJ.comWhen he was only allotted 3000 stamps, Russo said he carried an overflowing box of mail into Dodd's office and left it sitting on his desk. …and more » More: continued here
MADRID : Roger Federer clinched a revenge win over Ernests Gulbis to reach the Madrid Masters semi-finals on Friday while Rafael Nadal also made the last four to move closer to reclaiming the world number two spot. More: continued here
MARILYN HAGERTY: Grand Forks' 24th postmaster to be sworn in June 10Grand Forks HeraldTravis Larson wants you to be pleased with the service at the Grand Forks post office. And he wants about 100 employees to be happy with their jobs. … More: continued here
• A Look Back: 1984 – Post office dedicated to slain carrierDaily PilotIn 1989, the US Postal Service renamed the Huntington Beach Post Office on Atlanta Avenue after Haxton, only the second time they'd done so. More: continued here
The popular annual event continues Sunday, with gates opening at 8 a.m. Park at FedEx Field or the Branch Avenue Metro station. Shuttles will run to and from Andrews Air Force Base. The ones to Andrews will stop at 2:30 p.m.; the ones from Andrews will continue until all attendees are off the fli… Environment…
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More Oregonians than ever are receiving food stampsOregonLive.comSALEM — More than 700000 Oregonians received food stamps last month, which means nearly one in five people in the state are … More: continued here
A Tennessee man faces life in prison after pleading guilty to holding three people hostage at a post office in Virginia last year. Warren Aubra Taylor, 53, of Bristol, Tenn., pleaded guilty Friday in U.S. District Court in Roanoke to three counts of kidnapping and two weapons counts. Taylor admitted holding a U.S. Postal Service…