Police to use old post officeBusiness Gazette, MD –1 minute agoby Contessa Crisostomo | Staff Writer After thinking it might not happen, city officials gained permission to use the old post office in downtown Rockville … More: continued here
A CAIRNS woman has been forced to shelve plans to sell a mobile phone complete with X-rated photos on eBay. More: continued here
Dolphins fans can vote for running back Ronnie Brown for FedEx Ground NFL Player of the Week for his record-setting game against the Patriots Sunday. More: continued here
ROYAL OAK: Jeep sought in bicyclist's deathDetroit Free Press, United States –24 minutes agoYet they can no longer submit applications in the mail because of changes in election laws. Registered voters can submit applications at City Hall, … More: continued here
Biloxi: Engineering firm to open office for infrastructure projectBiloxi Sun Herald, USA –12 hours agoIf approved by the city council, the company intends to open an office on the third floor of the Biloxi Post Office on Main Street and oversee the project …Holloway intends to veto city pay raisesBiloxi Sun Heraldall 3 news articles More:…
Waikïkï will get its own Apple Store at the Royal Hawaiian Center on Saturday with a 10 a.m. public grand opening. More: continued here
TO all stamp collectors – this one’s for you. Two members of the West Australian Philatelic Council, Bernard Buckland and Peter Martin, will be touring the local area in early October, giving advice and ideas to all those who like stamps. More: continued here
The Metuchen Branch YMCA, 65 High St., is offering the following programs this fall:• Learn the basics of eBay, 1-3:30 p.m. Saturdays, Oct. 4-18; the fee is $40 for members and $50 nonmembers. • Bus trip to see “Mamma Mia” on Broadway. Bus will depart from the Metuchen Municipal Pool parking lot 5:30 p.m. Nov….
Clark County Department of Jobs and Family Services has distributed about $1.2 million in food stamps to 5,200 households that had spoiled food in the aftermath of the Sept. 14, windstorm. More: continued here
Online auction site eBay will soon be paper-free. The e-commerce marketplace will no longer allow its sellers to accept paper payment methods like checks or money orders in favor of plastic and electronic methods. More: continued here