Times Online Beatles-Inspired Xbox 360 Going For $7400 On eBayG4 TVOn Tuesday, I told you about Harmonix auctioning off custom made Xbox 360s inspired by The Beatles: Rock Band on eBay. At the time, the bid was a hefty $780 …The Beatles: Rock Band – A ticket to jive with the Fab FourDaily MailBeatles Xbox…
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The Royal Mail says it has no plans to seal postboxes in Bristol to ease the backlog of undelivered post despite union claims. More: continued here
A Thanksgiving parade of stamps began their march Wednesday, and another honoring actor Gary Cooper will mosey into post offices Thursday. More: continued here
Post office patrons concerned about a plan to close four U.S. Postal Service branches in Chattanooga soon will get their chance to voice concerns. More: continued here
GRAND BLANC TOWNSHIP, Michigan — An eBay seller is accused of stealing nearly $190,000 from is elderly mother then laundering the money through KISS concert tickets and Rod Carew baseball cards. Investigators are also reopening a 2000 sexual assault case… More: continued here
The head of the Royal Horticultural Society has unexpectedly resigned after a financial crisis at the organisation. More: continued here
WASHINGTON (AP) — A Thanksgiving Parade of stamps began their march on Wednesday, and another honoring actor Gary Cooper will mosey into post offices Thursday. The four 44-cent parade stamps were released at ceremonies at Herald Square in New York , commemorating this traditional day of family togetherness, food and football. “In 1863, President Abraham…
RACINE – Closing the Downtown post office would put a heavy burden on older and lower-income customers who rely on convenience, postal workers said Tuesday. More: continued here