The Envelopes, Please
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As the awards season approaches, it's time again to hand out the prizes for executive incompetence.
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By Michael P. Mayko, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Dec.
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Mistakes prompt a demand for grammar to be policed.
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What would you bid for these two auctioneers?
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A common scheme of those hoping to bilk bidders: send e-mails to people who had narrowly lost an auction.
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IF you were planning to save on postage this year by sending electronic greeting cards, think again. And be careful when opening any you get.
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Marty Sellers used to need about a hundred postage stamps every three months. These days, he can stretch that supply to last a year.
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By Frank Ahrens, Washington Post Staff Writer
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By Katherine Cromer Brock, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Sep.
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Santa isn't the only one busy around this season - mail carriers are putting in extra effort with two weeks left for holiday shopping.
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It may soon cost more to mail a letter. A published report says the U.S. Postal Service is expected to seek approval for an increase in postage rates of at least ten percent early next year.
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By Karen Nelson, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Jun.
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By Tom Angleberger   tomangleberger@yahoo.com
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QUESTION: Good morning. Sir, does it bother you that there's a perception out there that your administration has been one that favors big business and wealthy individuals? And what can you do to overcome that, sir?
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By Mary Hopkin, Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, Wash.  Sep.
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From the pages of The Times, holiday gift suggestions from CDs to books to mail-order eats and more.
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By Carla Anderson, Philadelphia Daily News  Feb. 26--IT CAME IN THE MAIL -- the old-fashioned mail with an envelope and stamp delivered to a box outside your home or through a slot in your door -- and sounded like it could be a good deal.