City Council rubber stamps agenda (North Little Rock Times)
The North Little Rock City Council met Monday night and yes was the operative word. More: continued here
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Whatâ€s It Going to Take to Fix eBay? (Salon.com)
I have a theory about eBay. Everything was going great for the company until that grilled-cheese sandwich came along. In November 2004, eBay’s stock was trading near an all-time high at $56 a share, having risen sixfold in a little less than four years. More: continued here
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Old Race Car Sells on Ebay For $226521 – Auto Racing Daily
Auto Racing Daily Old Race Car Sells on Ebay For $226521Auto Racing DailyLet me fill you in on the unbelievable story of the find and sale of a 1963 Pontiac LeMans Tempest that unravelled on eBay. Many years ago, an elderly man had asked his neighbour to store the Pontiac in his garage. The owner…
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MARTIN JOHNSON STAMPS ON SIN (News Of The World)
THE message could not have been clearer from Martin Johnson. After months of watching his England half-wits throw away matches through an astonishing lack of discipline, boss Jonno has finally hammered home his message. More: continued here
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Gang raid Roscommon post office (Belfast Telegraph)
It’s believed a gang which raided a post office in Co Roscommon today escaped with a substantial sum of cash. More: continued here
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UK post office account savers anxious on Irish cash – Daily Mail
This is Money UK post office account savers anxious on Irish cashDaily Mail, UKSavers with Post Office accounts – provided by the Bank of Ireland – are growing increasingly anxious about the safety of their money as the economic and banking crisis in Dublin worsens. Post Office savers are not protected under the UK's Financial …Are…
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Teens choose between GovGuam, food stamps (Pacific Daily News)
I’m not talking about everybody, but there seems to be quite a number of young people who are coming of age and never thinking of the things they should do with their lives. More: continued here
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Consumer Affairs column: Cost of stamps will increase in May (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
The U.S. Postal Service announced in February that the price for first-class mail stamps will increase 2 cents to 44 cents, effective May 11. More: continued here
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Coins and Stamps: Harrison coin won’t be a rarity (The Sacramento Bee)
William Henry Harrison is noted for two things the longest inauguration speech in history and the shortest presidency. More: continued here
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Commemorative stamps (The Kings County Register)
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