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Do you lick stamps or envelopes? It is dangerous!Modern Ghana, Ghana –1 minute agoOne day she licked the envelopes and postage stamps instead of using a sponge. That very day the lady found a cut on her tongue. A week later, she noticed … More: continued here

The glorious sand dunes that line portions of all five Great Lakes are about to get national exposure. More: continued here

Postal Service honors sand dunes with stampsMuskegon Chronicle – MLive.com, MI –2 hours agoA new line of stamps set for release later this year features 10 Great Lakes dunes stamps, each one depicting different animals, insects and vegetation … More: continued here

Mirror.co.uk Councils in bid to run post officesThe Press Association –1 hour agoRoyal Mail bosses, who plan to shut 2500 struggling branch offices, said it was happy to talk to councils who wanted to provide funding. …Post office closures cause half-hour waitsTelegraph.co.ukCouncil wants to run post officesReuters UKDon't ignore feelings over …

Kendrick guard Kym Stamps remembers how so many of her former teammates’ final games ended. More: continued here

Washington, D.C., USA – Project Good is an industry-wide initiative spearheaded by eBay and World of Good to build the largest people positive marketplace of products from around the world. More: continued here

Do you lick stamps or envelopes? It is dangerous!Joy Online, Ghana –1 hour agoOne day she licked the envelopes and postage stamps instead of using a sponge. That very day the lady found a cut on her tongue. A week later, she noticed … More: continued here

MISSOULA – A FedEx cargo jet made an emergency landing in Missoula Friday after the crew detected an engine problem. More: continued here

The cost of a first-class stamp will increase to 42 cents on May 12. But between now and May 11, it’s possible to lock in lower rates by… More: continued here

DAVISON – The Davison Post office will host three Passport Fairs throughout the month of March. Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are welcome. Call (810) 653-2424 for information More: continued here