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 the judge … More: continued…
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
Malaysia will issue special stamps and first-day covers featuring traditional wedding attire on Monday, its post services company Pos Malaysia said here on Friday. The stamp, which is the company’s third collection this year, is aimed at giving members of the public the opportunity to know the Malaysian arts and cultural heritage, Pos Malaysia business…
A series of previously unseen love letters by Prince Charles to one of his first girlfriends has sold for more than £20000 on eBay. More: continued here
KFDX First Class Stamp Prices Will Increase in MayKFDX, TXBut to continue doing this, the US Postal Service says it needs more money; money that will come from an increased cost of a first class stamp. "Just like any other business or residential person goes through… post office goes through also. …A new stamp celebrates Oregon's…
The eBay Partner Network affiliate program will release new features on March 24, 2009. In addition to a new security requirement and enhanced RSS feed generation, eBay is giving access to Product Data Feeds to pre-approved members. More: continued here
If you’re the owner of one of the many cars that have recently been towed after hours from the downtown Post Office parking lot, you already know that Postmaster Jane Evans has decided to resume enforcement of the parking restrictions. More: continued here
FedEx Corp. announced it would cut about 1,000 jobs as a result of cost-cutting measures to deal with the tough economy. More: continued here
CHEYENNE — Following a national trend, the local post office has restructured its routes and personnel to be more efficient. The volume of mail at the Cheyenne office is down by almost 15 percent compared to this time last year, local Postmaster David Spurgas said. More: continued here