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A reward of £50,000 is offered by the Post Office to catch the killers of a man at a village store in Worcestershire. More: continued here
The tiny Chelan County town of Ardenvoir will get to keep its post office after all. More: continued here
Stamp collectors know that the U.S. Postal Service offers dozens of new stamps every year. Some postal patrons like to buy “pretty” stamps to dress up their envelopes. But the world of stamps is far more complex. More: continued here
New York City Chinese-American Artist Creates 12 Stamp SeriesHappyNews.com, TX –19 minutes agoThe US Postal Service dedicated the Celebrating Lunar New Year: Year of the Ox commemorative 12-stamp souvenir sheet today as the second in its 12-year … More: continued here
There is no doubt that 2008 will go down as eBay’s most controversial yet. The auction giant rolled out one policy change after another — changes that drive eBay’s focus on attracting bigger retailers. More: continued here
NETTE – Nice MARX Amos & Andy Fresh Air Taxi:Auction Central News, NY –1 hour agoPlease do not use the "PAY IT NOW" thru Ebay. And we DO NOT take PAYPAL. For Mailing in payments please send to New England Toy & Train Exchange, … More: continued here
Shocked villagers yesterday said post office raid victim Craig Hodson-Walker would have tried to tackle the robbers who shot him dead. More: continued here
The retailer name “ebay” was searched more than 17.5 million times in November, with “walmart” coming in a distant second with almost 8.5 million searches and “target” in third with nearly 4.8 million searches. More: continued here
The robbery which cost Craig HodsonWalker his life bears striking similarities with a spate of post office raids in the surrounding area. More: continued here