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A collector’s 10,000 Abraham Lincoln stamps sold yesterday at a Big Apple auction for nearly $2 million. The collection took 67-year-old William Ainsworth, of Roswell, Ga., more than 30 years to amass. Among the collection’s highlights was a… More: continued here

London, Apr 18 : A pub landlady is all set to make a ‘Royal’ deal by auctioning Camilla’s throne – a toilet seat used by the Duchess of Cornwall – on eBay. More: continued here

The Lafayette Post Office is taking cost cutting measures because of the economy. A decrease in mail volume has forced the US Postal service to adjust its routes, and make some internal changes to save costs.   More: continued here

The Duke of Edinburgh has become the longest-serving consort to a British monarch. More: continued here

The head of a Florida agency in charge of food stamps says that call centers in India will no longer handle questions from food stamp recipients who use a debit-like card to buy groceries. More: continued here

Associated Press – April 17, 2009 7:05 PM ET DALLAS (AP) – A Georgia man’s collection of thousands of President Lincoln stamps has sold at auction in New York City for $1.961 million. More: continued here

KUALA LUMPUR: Pos Malaysia will issue special stamps and a first-day cover featuring Malaysia’s past and present accomplishments in engineering. More: continued here

Dallas — A Georgia man’s collection of more than 10,000 Abraham Lincoln stamps has sold at auction in New York City for a total of nearly $2 million. More: continued here

Associated Press – April 17, 2009 7:05 PM ET DALLAS (AP) – A Georgia man’s collection of thousands of President Lincoln stamps has sold at auction in New York City for $1.961 million. More: continued here

McCauley Constructors, based in Windsor, broke ground recently on a $3 million FedEx shipping facility west of the Grand Junction Regional Airport. More: continued here