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A Leicestershire postmistress says she is desperate to move the village post office out of her home after raids. More: continued here

Despite record prices, a grinding recession and the absence of two big advertisers this year, NBC says it’s having no problem filling spots for Super Bowl XLIII. More: continued here

Fernandina Beach has made more than $100,000 since March 2007 from eBay sales of surplus vehicles and other items, according to records from the city’s Fleet Maintenance Department. More than 30 used vehicles were sold during that time period. More: continued here

Royal Mail launches express parts serviceifw-net.com (subscription), UK –5 hours agoThe Royal Mail has launched a new overnight express parts delivery service for the white goods sector. The announcement follows a 12-month pilot project … More: continued here

Spain’s two-time rally world champion Carlos Sainz extended his overall lead in the Dakar Rally here on Monday as he won the ninth stage after a 430km run from La Serena to Copiapo. More: continued here

Postal service seeks efficiencyRome Sentinel, NY –2 hours agoThe Ilion Post Office has already been under review and the Herkimer office will be reviewed in the next couple of weeks, she said. … More: continued here

Sheriff’s deputies intensified their search on Sunday for Ted Aya-Ay, a FedEx worker who has been missing since mid-December. His abandoned car was discovered in West Memphis shortly after his disappearance. More: continued here

Jiffyprice.com compared the prices of certain items on two major marketplaces and concluded that Amazon.com undercut eBay on the holiday season’s most popular consumer items that were available for immediate purchase. More: continued here

BBC News Fault hits mobile postal serviceBBC News, UK –1 hour agoA mobile service to replace a recently closed post office in Devon ran into difficulties on its first day because of a technical fault. … More: continued here

Ashley Mackinnon, of Wilsons Creek, is auctioning his deceased wife’s brain scans on eBay to help raise awareness about the benefits of CyberKnife radiosurgery cancer treatment, which is not yet available in Australia. More: continued here