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Soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan are in need of personal items not provided by the military. The employees of the Wayland Post Office are donating toiletries and have set up donation collection boxes in the lobby of each post office in Wayland. More: continued here

Pamela Crowe remains in charge at Post OfficeIsle of Man Today, UK –3 hours agoOUSTED MLC Pamela Crowe could, in theory, keep her job indefinitely as chairman of Isle of Man Post Office. Chief Minister Tony Brown confirmed in Tynwald … More: continued here

Chicago sues eBay over concert ticket taxesThe Associated Press –6 hours ago(AP) — The city of Chicago is suing eBay and its subsidiary StubHub for failing to collect city amusement taxes on concert and sporting event tickets sold … More: continued here

Villagers 'devastated' by Post Office threatMidweek Herald, UK –26 minutes agoOffwell Post Office has been earmarked for closure, among more than 40 others across Devon, and the fundraising chilli and apple pie night had been … More: continued here

AuctionBytes Blog CraigsList vs. eBay: No Kumbaya in Kijiji-villeAuctionBytes Blog, MA –28 minutes agoJulia Wilkinson is a blogger, freelance writer, and the author of several books including "The eBay Price Guide" (No Starch Press, 2006) and "eBay Top 100 … More: continued here

eBay to unveil fair-trade marketplaceCNET News.com, CA –3 minutes agoCatering to a rising tide of socially-conscious shoppers, eBay this summer plans to help publicly launch WorldofGood.com, a marketplace for buying … More: continued here

Online sites vow to fight suit over ticket sales Buyers who purchase tickets to Chicago sporting and cultural events online through eBay and StubHub could end up paying an extra 8 percent tax if a lawsuit filed Monday by the city is successful. More: continued here

The online shopping site eBay Inc. and its subsidiary StubHub Inc. have been sued by the city of Chicago for allegedly failing to collect taxes required by the city on tickets sold through its Web sites. (EBAY) More: continued here

Rising food costs and the upcoming election have fueled bipartisan support for a politically popular $290 billion farm bill full of extra money for food stamps and farm subsidies, despite strong opposition from President Bush. More: continued here

Robert Chatwani, eBay’s general manager of WorldofGood.com, talks about how the online auctioneer plans to cater to the “social conscious” consumer. More: continued here