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Postal service looks to vacate main officeWestport-NewsThe United States Postal Service (USPS) outlined plans for the possible sale and relocation of Westport's main post office during a public … More: continued here

Post Office Goes PinkWCHS(Charleston) Charleston's main post office was decorated in pink Tuesday in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Day. Groups who focus on the disease set up …and more » More: continued here

Rethink Plan For Post OfficeWheeling News RegisterBy The Intelligencer Mail sorting employees at the Steubenville Post Office have taken on more work during the past year – and have done it very efficiently … More: continued here

Seattle Times Costco plans to accept food stamps nationallySeattle TimesCostco Wholesale plans to accept food stamps at its warehouse stores nationwide, a major shift for a company that earlier this year said …and more » More: continued here

Edison lawyer gets his own stampEdison SentinelOther than true stamp collectors, many of us don't pay much attention to the stamps we purchase and put on envelopes. … More: continued here

Surviving the post strikeNorfolk Eastern Daily PressLast week's Royal Mail strikes caused massive disruption to British businesses. But with companies forced to adapt, the postal service could be the real … More: continued here

FedEx Express (FedEx), a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. and the world’s largest express transportation company, announced the completion of two significant infrastructure projects within its global network: the expansion of its European Hub at Charles de Gaulle in Paris, France and the expansion of its bonded warehouse at Guadalajara International …

CBS News EBay: No auction for suspect in Kan. doc's deathThe Associated PressOnline retailer EBay is blocking an auction to raise money for the defense of the man accused of killing Kansas abortion provider George Tiller. …Officials at eBay prohibit auction for Tiller's alleged killerKansas City StarWhat Will EBay Do? …

Robin Gilbert had a four-goal weekend Saturday and Sunday as the Williams Lake Stampeders won both games over the visiting Houston Luckies. More: continued here

There was a celebration for the two upcoming retirees at the post office last week. Photo by: Nick Lovejoy, Staff Photographer HOLLISTER Starting Nov. 2, the Hollister Post Office will be without two employees with a total of 55 years of experience in the postal service. Margie Valderrama and Emma …