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Thieves make off with $15000 from post office robberyDallas Morning News, TX –2 hours agoPostal workers arrived at work this morning to find a window shattered and thousands of dollars missing from a Red Bird post office, authorities said. … More: continued here

Even in rich Md., children go hungry, group saysWTOP, DC –7 hours agoDespite the increase in participation, only 41 percent of the state's eligible working poor used food stamps, according to fiscal year 2005 statistics from … More: continued here

Birmingham City Councilwoman Maxine Parker is hopeful meetings with Washington lawmakers and federal officials will shelve plans to close a North Birmingham post office…. More: continued here

Regardless of what happens at tonight’s Gibson’s Finest CFL Player Awards, it’s been a defining season for Calgary Stampeders quarterback Henry Burris. More: continued here

Royal Mail hires 250 Christmas staffOxford Mail, UK –3 hours agoRoyal Mail is taking on an extra 250 staff and hiring 43 extra vehicles in Oxford in the run-up to Christmas to cope with predicted record levels of post, … More: continued here

ROYAL Mail rival Business Post yesterday said half-year profits rose 25 per cent after it claimed a greater slice of the collection market. More: continued here

WASHINGTON (AP) — The post office is telling Bob Hope: thanks for the memories. More: continued here

Tens of thousands already need help. Now even more can get it. The rules have changed for who can get food stamps and it’s all because of the economy. More: continued here

Hailey Post Office offering special deals on shipments to IraqIdaho Mountain Express and Guide, ID –4 hours agoBy :DANA DUGAN The Hailey Post Office is promoting a special "Treats for Troops" mailing this holiday season. People can help make a soldier’s holiday … More: continued here

The “Dallas eBaybes and eMales” group of professional eBay and online-auction sellers is hosting OnlineAuction.com (OLA) CEO and founder Chris Fain at its November 24th meeting. More: continued here