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Klump retires from Georgetown Post Office after 20 yearsGeorgetown News Democrat, OHBy BRYAN PECK After 20 years of working at the Georgetown Post office, Ripley resident Patty Klump retired on March 16. Klump was a familiar face at the Georgetown Post Office, and would also often fill in for employees at …

A former FedEx employee has been arrested on charges that he broke in to some of the company’s delivery vehicles on the street and stole pharmaceuticals destined for local drug stores. More: continued here

HAMILTON — The practice of giving food stamps to those who have expensive home and thousands of dollars in the bank drains funds for the truly needy, Butler County commissioners said this morning, March 19. More: continued here

Royal Mail seeking greener vehiclesRoad Transport, UKRoyal Mail is looking to its commercial vehicle fleet to help it achieve its goal of reducing total CO2 output by 50% by 2015. Nearly 40% of all Royal Mail's CO2 output, approximately one million tonnes per year, comes from its road transport … More: …

In the midst of the troubled economy, many people are turning to programs that will help feed their families—and those programs are now centered in controversy. More: continued here

NBC4i.com Bill Would Impose New Restrictions For Food StampsNBC4i.com, OHThere’s also controversy for families in hunger and their use of food stamps. “I was surprised, you could say shocked. Most of my constituents have never had $81000 in savings,“ said Sen. Bob Shuler, of Sycamore Township. Shuler from Warren County said …

eBay CEO John Donahoe has been elected to the Board of Directors of Intel Corporation. The Board elected Donahoe and Frank Yeary, Vice Chancellor of the University of California Berkeley, as Carol Bartz, CEO of Yahoo, retires from the board. More: continued here

Hagerstown man sentenced in $319K food stamp plotExaminer.comMar 20, 2009 3:05 PM (1 mins ago) AP BALTIMORE (Map, News) – A federal judge has sentenced a Hagerstown man to 18 months in prison for trading cash for food stamps and defrauding the government of more than $300000. Federal prosecutors say …

Battered by the economy, the post office is offering early retirement to 150,000 workers, cutting management and closing offices, the agency said Friday. More: continued here

A U.S. Postal Service spokesman says township residents have five alternatives within five miles of the current post office. More: continued here