City set for post offices battle (BBC News)
Councillors prepare to debate the planned closure of 16 post office branches in Sheffield. More: continued here
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Bringing in the post – Fort Dodge Messenger
Bringing in the postFort Dodge Messenger, IA –9 minutes agoBy SANDY MICKELSON Messenger staff writer VINCENT – The door of the small post office opens, and Judy Lehrkamp glances up from her desk. … More: continued here
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Justice Department Considers Siding With Dubai Sheik (The New York Sun)
A member of the royal family of Dubai may get an unlikely ally in his legal battle against a lawsuit accusing him of encouraging the enslavement of boys for use as jockeys in camel races — the U.S. Justice Department. In a letter filed in U.S. District court in Lexington, Ky., where the suit is…
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What to do if you’ve lost your ID while traveling (The Buffalo News)
Q: My daughter lost her driver’s license while visiting San Francisco and asked us to FedEx her passport to use for identification. We did, but what does one do in situations like this when the picture ID is lost during transit and you have nothing to show the Transportation Security Administration people except your boarding…
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Dream Day for Tigers faithful – Hull Daily Mail
Dream Day for Tigers faithfulHull Daily Mail, UK –38 minutes agoThe Royal Mail worker said: "The first game in the Premier League just felt like all my Christmases had come at once. "Hull City were in the spotlight so we … More: continued here
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KING RULES FOR O’BRIEN AND MURTAGH (Sporting Life)
King Of Rome put himself in line for the Tattersalls Millions Irish Champion Stakes after showing his class with an emphatic victory in the Royal Whip Stakes at Leopardstown on Sunday. More: continued here
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25 households disqualified from Food Stamps and TANF Programs – KUAM.com
25 households disqualified from Food Stamps and TANF ProgramsKUAM.com, GU –1 hour ago25 individuals were disqualified from participating in the Food Stamps and Public Assistance Programs during the last quarter. According to acting Public … More: continued here
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Entertainment (The West Australian)
A postcard has been delivered by Britain’s Royal Mail 79 years after it was sent. The picture postcard was sent in 1929 from Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex, and intended for Mr and Mrs Richardson in East Dulwich, London. More: continued here
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Bright Scientists, Dim Notions (New York Times)
Iconoclasts at heart, the best scientists are faced with an occupational hazard: having left their mark on one small patch of ground, they are tempted to stir up trouble elsewhere. More: continued here
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Fly with the Red Arrows – for charity (The Herald)
One brave passenger is being offered the chance to fly with the Red Arrows to raise money for Britain’s war wounded. The Royal Air Force aerobatics team are auctioning a Red Arrows flight at the Heroes’ Ball in London on September 5 to raise funds for the charity Help for Heroes. More: continued here