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Special stamps to mark art gallery's 50th anniversaryNew Straits Times, Malaysia –3 hours agoKUALA LUMPUR: Three famous Malaysian paintings exhibited in many countries will go places now as they are being depicted on stamps. The National Art Gallery … More: continued here

Librarians find the weirdest things in returned booksArizona Republic, AZ –3 hours agoIf they have stamps on them, we drop them in the mail, and sometimes we have even put stamps on them." Library collections aren't the only books that come … More: continued here

Protests have been launched to save post offices across the Black Country from the axe amid complaints that pensioners are being treated “appallingly”. More: continued here

RENO, Nev. (AP) – The Reno City Council has approved buying the historic downtown post office for redevelopment along the Truckee River. Officials say the $5.1 million deal should be finalized next month. More: continued here

Kildrum meetingCumbernauld News, UK –Aug 27, 2008A LAST-minute public meeting has been organised for tomorrow (Thursday) which will allow residents of Kildrum to air their views to Royal Mail bosses about … More: continued here

Senor stamps his classThe Press Association –4 hours agoKevin Ryan took a decent prize back across the Irish Sea when Senor Mirasol outclassed his rivals in the Danehill Dancer Tipperary Stakes. … More: continued here

Auctionbytes eBay to Tell Shoppers, No Checks or Money OrdersAuctionbytes –5 hours agoBy Ina Steiner Sellers are saying eBay's ban on checks and money orders is, in effect, a move to a PayPal-only policy – at least for the many sellers who …Survey Shows eBay Sellers Believe Payment Ban Lowers ProfitsAuctionbytesall …

Police have made an arrest over the sale on eBay of a computer said to contain the personal details of thousands of council tax payers. More: continued here

Police have made an arrest over the sale on eBay of a computer said to contain the personal details of thousands of council tax payers. More: continued here

It was early May, about two weeks before the start of training camp, when Keron Williams’s world as he knew it was rocked. He was sitting in class, completing his studies in graphic design at the University of Massachusetts, when his phone vibrated. More: continued here