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Shropshire Star Have your say over post office closuresNorthwich Guardian, UK –4 hours agoOLDER people's charity Help the Aged is urging people to have a say in what happens to their local post office by responding to the consultation over plans …Post Office closures protest steps upLudlow Advertiser‘Hands off post offices’ warningShropshire …

eBay seller reunites people with pastThe Courier News, IL –3 hours agoBY ANNA HERKAMP Danville Commercial-News OAKWOOD — A Vermilion County eBay seller sometimes has a hard time selling his collectible merchandise. … More: continued here

Food stamps assist struggling families: Voucher program sees jump …Trading Markets (press release), CA –4 minutes agoLast year, Contra Costa County approved 18 percent more applications for food stamps than in 2006. In January alone, the county approved 1105 applications … More: continued here

NOT JUST A POST OFFICEMonterey County Herald, CA –3 hours agoI've rented property off here, I've bought a cat here … the post office is the perfect spot for it since it's in the center of everything. … More: continued here

Auctionbytes Shipping Tips for eBay Sellers and Online MerchantsAuctionbytes –50 minutes agoBy Ina Steiner AuctionBytes interviewed shipping expert Mark Taylor to get some practical advice for online merchants and to get his take on eBay's new … More: continued here

How to Start An EBay StoreLive-PR.com (Pressemitteilung), Austria –2 hours ago06.04.2008 11:42:32 The pioneer in internet based buying and selling, eBay is till date, the most popular website when it comes to small time trading. … More: continued here

Post offices cut late tax-day hoursGoErie.com, PA –5 hours agoBY JIM CARROLL Crowds of last-minute filers lined up in post office lobbies in a scramble to get federal income tax returns postmarked before the midnight … More: continued here

According to the Michigan League for Human Services, the number of food stamp recipients has increased across the state by almost 5%. More: continued here

DESPERATE home owners are using eBay to sell their multi-million dollar properties and to avoid paying real estate agent’s fees. More: continued here

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A Huguenot man who thought he bought a sweet Ferrari on eBay got burned when he learned the seller took his $25,000 deposit for a joyride instead. More: continued here