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Is banking the next business for the post office?
Norwalk Reflector The American Postal Workers Union has for several months been advocating for the additional services. It has also officially endorsed Sanders. A movement called Campaign for Postal Banking delivered more than 100,000 signatures to post office… |
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FOTB: Watford City post office expandingDickinson PressWATFORD CITY — The post office here closes for an hour each day, but you won't find Postmaster Jason Hirst taking a leisurely lunch. More: continued here
Longmont Times-Call Custodian polishing off career with a flourishLongmont Times-CallCustodian Fred Palombi works to remove built up wax and polish the floor of the Boulder Post Office on 15th Street on Thursday morning. For more photos of Palombi go to www.dailycamera.com Photo by Paul Aiken Staff Photographer December 24 2015.and more » More: continued here
Examiner.com Post office named in honor of a fallen Marine, Cpl. Anthony A. DiLisioExaminer.comOn November 28, 2012 Congressman Gosar was granted permission to address the U.S. House of Representatives regarding the naming of a post office in Macomb, Michigan. “Mr. Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume. Mr. Speaker, H.R. 5738, …Plans…
Police Blotter: Car stolen at Madison post office; drug charges in Florham ParkDaily RecordThe owner of the 1997 Buick stated that he had left his vehicle unlocked and unattended while he entered the Madison Post Office. Upon exiting the Madison Post Office, he observed that his vehicle was missing and he alerted the authorities. On…
Poland wants post office to expand in consumer finance, insurance …ReutersPoland wants state-run postalgroup Poczta Polska to expand in consumer finance and insuranceto revive revenues, but has no plans to privatise it, …and more » More: continued here
Merrillfotonews Post Office Building Centennial Anniversary CelebrationMerrillfotonewsRetired Letter Carrier Ron Behm will be outside the post office building with his dog sled team on April 29th as a reminder that mail didn't always arrive in a motor-powered vehicle. Postmaster Nelson and Lakeland District Business Development … More: continued here