Postal Service unveils new Abe Lincoln stampsThe State Journal-Register, IL –5 hours agoThe United States Postal Service today unveiled the design of four postage stamps that will be released to the public on Feb. … More: continued here
Detroit cop nabs crook through Ebay photoDetNews.com, MI –1 hour agoDETROIT — The Ebay account claimed the seller of stolen industrial equipment lived in Dallas, Tex. — but the landscape in the photo on the website looked …Detroit police sergeant thwarts plot to sell $25000 worth of …Detroit Free Pressall 2 news articles More: continued here
Masked post office robbers jailedNorfolk Eastern Daily Press, UK –4 minutes agoA post office worker stood up to three masked men wielding a samurai sword and stopped them raiding the store's safe, a court heard today. … More: continued here
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FedEx Corp. announced Thursday a partnership with the Commerce Department’s U.S. Commercial Service to embark on a trade mission to India. More: continued here
DETROIT — The Ebay account claimed the seller of stolen industrial equipment lived in Dallas, Texas — but the landscape in the photo on the Web site looked more like Detroit to Sgt. Jeffrey Wenturine. More: continued here
IRRIGON, Ore. — A teacher in the Eastern Oregon town of Irrigon is accused of stealing textbooks and selling them on eBay. Forrest McKinnis has been on administrative leave since September, when it was discovered that textbooks stored in a closet were allegedly being sold on the Web site. More: continued here
eBay’s corporate blogger announced a new program that provides information to top-rated eBay sellers about specific inventory that is in high demand and low supply. More: continued here
Food stamps have long been a part of the nation’s social safety net. Now, some say they could help pump new life into the economy, but every year, millions of dollars in food stamp benefits go unused – and Indiana is no exception. More: continued here
The United States Postal Service today unveiled the designs for four postage stamps that will be released to the public on Feb. 9 to recognize the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth. More: continued here