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US Post Office to issue 50th 'Christmas' anniversary Peanuts stamp
Chicago Sun-Times In case you missed the news, the U.S. Postal Service is issuing an official 50th anniversary Peanuts “Christmas” stamp beginning Oct. 1. (You can pre-order online as USPS.com). Just in time for the holiday greeting card frenzy, the Charlie Brown … |
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New York Times (blog) What to Do While Waiting in Line at the Post OfficeNew York Times (blog)By THE NEW YORK TIMES Suzanne DeChillo/The New York Times At the James A. Farley Post Office in Midtown, the clerks were courteous and the lines short. …and more » More: continued here
Two post offices on chopping blockU-T San DiegoREGION — Post offices in Mission Valley and Escondido are on the chopping block as part of the U.S. Postal Service's nationwide effort to cut costs in the face of declining revenue. The two locations — one in the Westfield Mission Valley mall and the … More: continued…
Washington Post Donald Trump Insists Amazon Is Ripping Off the Postal Service. It's Not.Slate MagazineSo where did Trump get the idea that Amazon is ripping off the Postal Service? One can only speculate. But chances are it has something to do with the fact that for years now, private shipping companies like UPS have been…
Many New Mississippi Voters, But More Postage RequiredJackson Free Press, MS –4 hours agoCircuit clerk employees say many ballots bearing only one stamp arrived at the clerk’s office with additional postage demands from the US Post Office. …Voting absentee? In Miss., you need extra postageJackson Clarion Ledgerall 15 news articles More: continued here
WQAD.com Taylor Ridge Post Office armed robbery suspect in custodyWQAD.comPolice say an arrest warrant was issued for a Viola, Illinois man in connection with an armed robbery at the Taylor Ridge Post Office that took place in January. According to a statement from Rock Island County Sheriff Gerry Bustos, an arrest warrant …Viola man accused…
About 50 people crowded into the lobby of the post office in downtown Ames at noon Monday, most of them carrying boxes and large envelopes lined with bubble wrap. More: continued here