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PRINCETON — The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is offering a reward for information about a possible act of vandalism at the Princeton Post Office Sunday morning. More: continued here

Calgary Stampeders Record: 0-0Edmonton Sun,  Canada –Jun 13, 2008The most interesting battle in Stamps' camp so far involves outside linebacker, where JoJuan Armour and Trey Young are battling for one spot. … More: continued here

THEREFORE I AM: Perhaps the post office ATM is aliveCrossville Chronicle, TN –3 hours agoI've been going to the post office for years and never noticed the mini-postman, but my daughter spotted him instantly. Recently I was buying stamps with my … More: continued here

Village wants its post office backShetland News, UK –18 minutes agoA RURAL Shetland community are calling for their village post office to be re-opened after the sub postmaster was suspended without warning two weeks ago. … More: continued here

As an adviser to a member of the ruling family of the UAE, Bassam Nabulsi says he safeguarded the sheik’s most important documents, including videotapes showing the sheik torturing people. More: continued here

Avoiding a company and a CEO (like FexEd and its CEO Fred Smith) that violate our convictions is no different than going out of our way to support a company that shares our values. More: continued here

DEXTER, Mo. — Webster defines the word, “collect” to mean “to accumulate,” or to “assemble together.” Tony Rushin, indeed, has accumulated and assembled items together. More: continued here

A city initiative to enroll eligible residents into federal food stamp programs has identified about 600,000 New Yorkers who may qualify for government aid, city officials announced yesterday. The city will begin sending information to these people in July, explaining that they may be entitled to receive more benefits than …

Alaska’s flag is featured on a new postage stamp that’s going on sale Saturday — the annual observance of Flag Day. It’s among 10 new stamps featuring the U.S. and state flags that all go on sale Saturday. More: continued here

In another sign of worsening economic times, the number of South Floridians relying on food stamps has climbed to a near-record high. More: continued here