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The Star-Ledger – NJ.com New stamps spotlight scientistsThe Star-Ledger – NJ.com, NJ –4 minutes agoA set of four 41-cent stamps honors theoretical physicist John Bardeen, biochemist Gerty Cori, astronomer Edwin Hubble and structural chemist Linus Pauling. … More: continued here

There were big problems on the Pennsylvania Turnpike for motorists Friday morning after a fatal crash in Upper Merion Township. More: continued here

SAN DIEGO — Two gunmen, one dressed as a Federal Express deliveryman, robbed a woman today at a Bay Terraces home, police said. More: continued here

The Port Jervis post office is getting a new name in honor of the city’s longest-serving mayor. The U.S. House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill on Monday sponsored by Rep. John Hall, D-Dover Plains, to rename the building the E. More: continued here

EBay.com continued to suffer declining traffic in February, but not enough to knock it from its perennial perch as the top online shopping destination as reported by Nielsen Online. Unique traffic to eBay.com slipped 5% in February from February a year ago, to 56.6 million. More: continued here

CLEARWATER– The Post Office has lost more than 1,100 absentee ballots for the state house District 55 election nine days before the primary. Pinellas elections officials said they delivered the 1,117 ballots to the Clearwater Bulk Mail Unit on Monday…. More: continued here

A New Castle woman filed suit against FedEx Kinko’s this month, claiming workers destroyed her irreplaceable music books because she was late picking them up. More: continued here

Guards at plant OK new unionHouston Chronicle, United States –36 minutes agoJC Stamps, executive director of NUPSA, the winning union, said he hopes to return to the bargaining table with Wackenhut on the union's behalf soon. … More: continued here

Work begins on new post officeGreenville Herald-Banner, TX –32 minutes agoBy BRAD KELLAR GREENVILLE — Workers have begun transforming the former Bank One building at 2600 Wesley Street into a new downtown branch of the United … More: continued here

STEUBENVILLE — The prospect of a 1 cent increase for first class postage stamps in May is attracting more postal customers to buy the Forever Stamps. According to Steubenville Postmaster Anita Petrella, “the Forever Stamps were introduced last year and are currently selling at 41 cents each. More: continued here