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As More Go Hungry, The Neediest Cases Offers HelpNew York TimesMore people are relying on food stamps, but they do not always cover a family's needs. This year, safety nets like food pantries and soup kitchens have had … More: continued here

Bobby Martinez selling his Mundaka Pro trophy on eBayGlobal Surf NewsBobby Martinez is selling his 2006 Billabong Pro Mundaka trophy on ebay, he told Surfline.com "It's taking up room in my house and it's just something I … More: continued here

eBay defamation suit centers on Web comments about sellerLas Vegas SunA judge has dismissed three of the claims in a lawsuit over a Nevada woman's allegedly disparaging comments about an eBay seller …and more » More: continued here

The law firm of Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro filed a class-action lawsuit against Bill Me Later Inc., an eBay-owned company offering consumers instant credit for online purchases. More: continued here

WHMI Hamburg Twp. Post Office To Remain Open In Current LocationWHMI1/8/10 – Hamburg Township residents will be able to use their hometown post office after all instead of making a lengthy out of the way trip to Pinckney. …Hamburg post office deal nearsLivingston Dailyall 2 news articles » More: continued here

Eight stamps celebrating life on the Isle of Man are to issued by the Post Office. More: continued here

Historic Downtown Clearwater Post Office SavedTampa Bay InformerSince 1933, the historic and stately Cleveland Street District (Downtown) Post Office in Clearwater has added a sense of aesthetics and charm to an already … More: continued here

New York Daily News New set of British stamps features iconic art from Coldplay, Led Zeppelin, The …New York Daily NewsColdplay, one of the biggest breakout rock bands of the past decade, has been given a place of honor in a new British stamp collection featuring album cover …Royal Mail …

The law firm of Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro filed a class-action lawsuit against Bill Me Later Inc., an eBay-owned company offering consumers instant credit for online purchases. More: continued here

Royal Mail have issued their postmen with metal chains to wear on their feet during the icy weather, because the health and safety department feared they could slip. More: continued here