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Stamps won't dwell on the pastSLAM! SportsIt's just somebody who's next in our way of accomplishing what we want to accomplish,” said Stamps slotback Jeremaine Copeland. “What happened last year is … More: continued here

A six person jury has found the driver of a FedEx truck not guilty in connection with a deadly accident in Raynham back in 2006. More: continued here

Post strike is no red letter day for Royal Mail rivalsIndependentSince full deregulation in 2006, the private sector has been allowed to compete with Royal Mail in areas such as parcel delivery, as well as courier … More: continued here

eBay Australia celebrates its tenth anniversary after selling more than 173 million items. More: continued here

Today’s work on U.S. 40 has closed Fourth Street south of Lincoln Avenue, and Fifth Street north and south of Lincoln. A CDOT spokeswoman said a closure of Third Street north of Lincoln could start today and will continue “at least through the weekend.” Vehicles can access the post office …

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eBay Australia passes 10-year markThe AustralianOn Friday eBay Australia marks its 10th anniversary Down Under, having sold more than 173 million items at a rate of one item every 1.8 seconds. …and more » More: continued here

Residents of North Texas needing food stamps are waiting longer than usual to have their applications processed, with some waiting up to six weeks to be determined eligible. More: continued here

Hindustan Times Sarah Palin-signed XBox on eBay for $1.1 millionCNET NewsYou see, as I wandered through the pages of eBay in search of some fine and modern cooking utensils, I came across something that forced my digestive system …The Sarah Palin Xbox 360 is back on eBay with the same …

Royal Mail: Postal Workers Vote For National StrikeBooktrade.infoThe vote by Communication Workers Union (CWU) members, who have been embroiled in a bitter row over jobs, pay and services, resulted in a 76 per cent … More: continued here