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Despite past denials that the island’s main post office is for sale, confirmation from the mayor has led the U.S. Postal Service to finally own up to its plans for the landmark building. More: continued here

Junior duck-stamp design winners show off talentHelena Independent Record, MTBy EVE BYRON Eliza Wiley Independent Record – Ashley and Ryan Eakin show their entries that took third and honorable mention respectively in the annual Junior Duck Stamp Contest, along with another Helena student Bailee Robbins, not pictured, … More: continued here

Analysis: Obama can't expect rubber stamp from DemocratsCNNAnd she and Reid have been formidable activists for the White House agenda. Still, there is a clear political message: no rubber stamps. You elected them, now grade them with CNN! Rate the president, Congress and state leaders. More: continued here

Former eBay Chief Executive Meg Whitman returned to Silicon Valley as a potential candidate for governor on Monday, facing a roomful of business leaders who appeared skeptical that anyone — even one of their own — could cut through California’s political gridlock. More: continued here

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II has sent her first royal thank-you by e-mail to 23 young people around the world to mark the 60th anniversary of the Commonwealth. More: continued here

HICKSON — On Monday, the Oxford Community Police Service received a report at 7:45 a.m. of a break and enter to the Hickson Post Office, located on Lovey’s Street. The police investigation to date indicates that sometime between 7:30 p.[…] More: continued here

As President Obama approaches the 100-day mark, he can look back on a short legislative history with near-unanimous support from fellow Democrats. More: continued here

FedEx Corp. plans to expand its local FedEx Smart Post operation and move from Leetsdale to the Clinton Commerce Park in Findlay. More: continued here

TNT Post UK has lost its legal challenge to Royal Mail’s VAT-free status after the European Court of Justice upheld Royal Mail’s exemption. More: continued here

Former eBay chief executive Meg Whitman returned to Silicon Valley as a potential candidate for governor on Monday, facing a roomful of business leaders who appeared skeptical that anyone — even one of their own — could cut through California’s More: continued here