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Newbury Weekly News Group Post Office faces closure after second raidBasingstoke Gazette, UK –4 hours agoBy Vicky O'Hare POST Office services in Aldermaston may be lost after robbers targeted the branch for the second time in less than a year. …Post office raiders escape with cashReading Evening PostHunt for post office raidersCrawley …

– Dell has warned of a global slowdown on corporate technology spending. [AP ]- YouTube founder Chad Hurley says that in a decade, “Online video broadcasting will be the most ubiquitous and accessible form of communication.” – Google News is apparently still having trouble getting the date right on some …

Internet auction house eBay Inc. may begin buying companies with low evaluations as a way to boost its classified ad business, according to a report Wednesday. (EBAY) More: continued here

Traders will also be keeping close watch on the financial sector, including Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. More: continued here

Hurricane Ike evacuees can stay at some hotels or motels through a transitional sheltering program. Additionally, emergency food stamps are being distributed to those who qualify. More: continued here

How to replace food stamps for food spoiled by power failureMiddletown Journal, OH –13 minutes agoLEBANON — Food stamps will be replaced for those Warren County residents who purchased food with the stamps and then had the food spoil while electricity … More: continued here

The San Jose City Council voted unanimously Tuesday in support of Rep. Mike Honda’s bid to rename the city’s main post office on Lundy Avenue after Chinese-American community leader Gordon N. Chan. More: continued here

OLYMPIA – Beginning October 1 an estimated 23,000 additional families will be eligible for food stamps in Washington state.  The Department of Social and Health Services has changed the eligibility rules for the Basic Food program. More: continued here

A first-time patron of the U.S. Post Office in downtown Royal Oak, Al McMillan of Novi cautiously and quickly crossed Second Street. As a pedestrian, he had the right of way but he couldn’t be sure the two drivers heading toward him knew that. More: continued here

Members of the Bridal Veil Historical Preservation want to buy their community’s tiny 121 year-old post office and move it to a new site. To that end, they are planning a charity auction Saturday, Oct. 25, at the historic home of the Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist, who are patrons …