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Soldier post office appreciates patronageMorehead News, KY –4 minutes agoEven though the Soldier post office is small, we offer all the services of a bigger office. We have copier and fax services and can accept payment for these … More: continued here

The Cherry Creek post office has lost its lease and will move out of its 245 Columbine St. building before the end of September, the U.S. Postal Service said Thursday. More: continued here

Crash closes Delran post officeCherry Hill Courier Post, NJ –13 minutes agoShe allegedly drove her 1987 Jaguar into the building at 5:22 pm The post office was closed at the time. The driver, Margaret Sarlo, of the 900 block of … More: continued here

Zara Phillips is set to saddle her first runner under Rules as a trainer at Cheltenham next week. More: continued here

A jury has dfound Ian Strachan and Sean McGuigan guilty of trying to blackmail £50,000 from an unnamed minor royal. More: continued here

eBay’s strange legal dispute with Craigslist just got weirder. The auction giant has disclosed the details of its lawsuit against the king of online classifieds, and here’s what the dispute boils down to: eBay took a stake in Craigslist, agreeing to certain conditions regarding competitive behavior. More: continued here

Two men were jailed for five years on Friday for the “dirty, filthy and hideous” attempt to blackmail a member of the royal family with a recording featuring claims he had performed a gay sex act on an employee. More: continued here

Feel left out? Want Emmy DVD screeners? Buy 'em on EBay!Los Angeles Times, CA –59 minutes agoOne of the easiest ways to track Emmy campaigns is by doing a search for words "Emmy" or "Emmys" at EBay. The "For Your Consideration" DVDs pop up there … More: continued here

Two socialites have been found guilty of trying to blackmail a member of the Royal family. Ian Strachan and Sean McGuigan were convicted and jailed for five years at the Old Bailey after the jury had been out less than a day More: continued here

When the Old Town Market opens Saturday, shoppers will for the first time at the market be able to pay for food with credit cards and food stamps. More: continued here