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Seven fraud probe arrestsStoke & StaffordshireStaffordshire Police visited Royal Mail's customer call centre in Media Way, Etruria, after being contacted by the company. Officers arrested a 31-year-old … More: continued here

Santa Clara Coin, Stamp& Collectibles ExpoSan Jose Mercury News$3 discount coupon is av The Santa Clara Coin, Stamp& Collectibles Expo features an exhibit of the finest known 1907 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle US gold … More: continued here

All off to The HenriesSpringFair.com MarketplaceWith the tragic bad timing that's characteristic of our increasingly private public services, Royal Mail is debating another postal … More: continued here

Former eBay chief executive Meg Whitman’s plan for California can be boiled down to one word: focus. More: continued here

Santa Clara Coin, Stamp& Collectibles ExpoSan Francisco Chronicle$3 discount coupon is av The Santa Clara Coin, Stamp& Collectibles Expo features an exhibit of the finest known 1907 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle US gold … More: continued here

Globe and Mail Als keep pedal to the metalEdmonton SunOne thing that should keep the Als (11-2) on their game is having the Stamps as the opponent. This is the same group that came into Olympic Stadium and beat …Closer inspectionCalgary HeraldAls face tough test for a changeGlobe and MailStar …

Cottage Grove police are investigating a case involving Diane’s Market at 822 W. Main Street in Cottage Grove. They’re accused in an alleged food stamps-for-marijuana scheme. More: continued here

Backtracking: Local post office receives mural during New DealOneonta Daily StarOne noteworthy and award-winning art project can be seen in Delhi's Post Office. It's the Anti-Rent mural seen over the postmaster's door. … More: continued here

Safford resident Connie Smith became suspicious when a man claiming to be a FedEx employee recently left several voicemail messages concerning a delivery, and she took matters into her own hands after talking to the man. More: continued here

AUSTIN – Tens of thousands of financially distressed Texans are applying for food stamps, only to have their paperwork mishandled or to learn they can’t schedule required interviews with state workers for months, forcing many to go without. More: continued here