Council: Maybe we don't want the Post Office after all…Fredericksburg.com, VA –2 hours agoIt would be a lot cheaper than the more than $54 million estimate council members have seen for the Post Office site, though. This is a cheaper option, … More: continued here
Comments made by the chief executive of eBay, John Donahue, have led some analysts to believe Skype may be up for sale if the right offer is put on the table. His comments were made to analysts when being questioned about how the auction company had performed in the last quarter of 2008. The figures…
The 2009 edition of the Royal Rumble may not have had as many twists, turns or surprises as some previous events, but that’s not to say it was lacking for compelling moments. More: continued here
Royal Mail is embarking on an integrated campaign to promote its Design Classic stamps that celebrates its 20th Century iconic collections. More: continued here
Royal Mail has cancelled deliveries to an entire street after a bull mastiff allegedly attacked a postman. More: continued here
AG warns of personalized photo stampsWTNH, CT –3 minutes agoPhotoStamps.com began making the personalized stamps last year. The USPS jumped at the chance to add revenue, but despite its success, several alert … More: continued here
Food Stamp Rates SurgeTheDenverChannel.com, CO –5 minutes agoDENVER — A sure sign Coloradans are feeling the recession: more are using food stamps to buy groceries. State officials say the number of people receiving … More: continued here
Telegraph.co.uk 'Bull mastiff attack' keeps Royal Mail postie awayTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom –5 hours agoRoyal Mail has cancelled deliveries to an entire street after a bull mastiff allegedly attacked a postman. By Caroline Gammell The family which owns the dog …Royal Mail Sell-Off BombshellHell MailResidents' anger at mail block in dog rowBradford Telegraph ArgusUnion boss warns of possible…
DENVER — A sure sign Coloradans are feeling the recession: more are using food stamps to buy groceries. More: continued here
DENVER – The number of people on food stamps in Colorado jumped more last fall than it has in at least two decades – a clear signal the recession has left thousands more families impoverished. More: continued here