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For the past several months, residents of the Acadia on the Green condominium development in downtown Downers Grove have searched for a solution to their sleepless nights caused by noisy deliveries at the post office. More: continued here

Glamis Post Office wins reprieve from closureThe Herald, UK –10 minutes agoGlamis Post Office, where the Queen Mother bought her sweeties as a child, has been reprieved from closure following a high-profile campaign to save it. … More: continued here

Community service for U student who tried to sell vote on eBayMinneapolis Star Tribune, MN –2 hours agoBy PAUL WALSH, Star Tribune By candidate: By donor: The University of Minnesota student who offered to sell his vote for president on eBay has been …Edina, Minn. Teen Gets Community Service for Selling Vote …

Evacuations prompted by possible pipe bombs found at post offices …Minneapolis Star Tribune, MN –32 minutes agoA contractor who delivers mail to the post offices discovered the objects and alerted the main office in Athens, The Athens Messenger reported. … More: continued here

Atlanta’s Hartsfield International topped the list of the world’s busiest airport terminals in 2007, as nearly 4.8 billion passengers took to the skies last year. More: continued here

A woman who wanted to offer her brand new Toyota Prius for $50 through a drawing has had her idea taken offline by eBay officials. More: continued here

Postage Stamp Day observedThe New Nation, Bangladesh –3 hours agoThe Postal Department on Tuesday observed the 'First Postage Stamp Day' marking the release of the first postage stamp 37 years ago. … More: continued here

(AP:BERLIN) Germany’s national railroad and eBay are cooperating to offer a million train tickets at drastically discounted prices. More: continued here

Associated Press – July 29, 2008 4:15 PM ET LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) – A 96-year-old woman apparently hit the wrong pedal. Her car and a Lubbock post office’s brick facade paid for the… More: continued here

ATLANTA — Atlanta’s Hartsfield International topped the list of the world’s busiest airport terminals in 2007, followed by Chicago’s O’Hare and London’s Heathrow, as nearly 4.8 billion passengers took to the skies last year. More: continued here