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Posting time: McSpadden honoredMineral Wells Index, TX –Jan 11, 2008And as of Thursday, he can check “having a post office dedicated in his name” off the list. In a cold afternoon ceremony, friends, family and admirers of …McSpadden Post Office dedication photosTahlequah Daily Pressall 24 news articles More: continued here

Snowfall a Factor for Rural Mail Delivery580 CFRA Radio, Canada –39 minutes agoThe Federal Government has ordered the post office to continue rural roadside delivery, within the law. 14-thousand rural residents in Ontario, …Weather a factor as Canada Post rewrites rules for rural mail delivery940 Newsall 15 news articles More: continued here

The White House is betting that the steps it has taken to address the housing and financial crises will be enough to avert a recession without resorting to a major tax cut or new spending, as leading economists in both parties have urged, senior administration officials said. More: continued here

Some states consider regulating those who sell online for others PITTSBURGH — Three years ago, when Mary Jo Pletz stumbled onto the job of selling goods online for other people, she thought she had found the perfect job for her family life. More: continued here

Pros and cons of online sellingNEWS.com.au, Australia –4 hours agoWorldwide online auction house eBay has some important tips for new sellers. It recommends researching listings of similar items, clearly photographing … More: continued here

States grapple with online auctionsChicago Tribune, United States –2 hours agoAnd for two years, selling what she said was "just about anything that can come through the door" on eBay, the job proved accommodating and profitable, … More: continued here

HAMILTON — Most often, the term 20/20 vision is used to describe hindsight, but for the City of Hamilton it uses Vision 2020 to describe the plan for its future. More: continued here

Toys with asbestos parts from China have been sold to Australian children through eBay. More: continued here

Most of us come home from work, find our door key, turn the lock, open our mailboxes and grab our mail. More: continued here

Washington Post congressional reporter Jonathan Weisman discusses the latest buzz in Washington and The Post’s coverage of political news. More: continued here