Hornell, N.Y. — A Post Office named after fallen Marine Zach Smith at last bears his name on the outside of the building. A first in the United States. More: continued here

Donald Trump and his daughter Ivanka plan to redevelop D.C.'s Old Post Office Pavilion. More: continued here

The United States Postal Service will be ending some operations at it's Gaylord Branch. More: continued here

WREG Postmaster General: Post Office Losing $25 Million Every DayNewsmax.comThe post office wants to eliminate Saturday delivery, which Partenheimer said would save $2.7 billion a year, but it needs congressional approval to do so. Congress has not granted that authority. “Essentially, Congress has got to rethink the …Post Office Moves …

New York Daily News Going Postal-ito in E. Harlem: 'Puente' station to be closedNew York Daily NewsThe Tito Puente Post Office in East Harlem — a bustling, 40-year-old institution named after the greatest Latin jazz musician of the 20th century — is about to be shrunk to the size of, …

On Jan 24, 2013, we upgraded FedEx Corporation ( FDX ) to Neutral from Underperform. The upgrade rests on strong growth prospects with an upward movement in pricing, a diminishing expense More: continued here

Richland Post Office to MoveKVEWThe US Postal Service is looking for a new location for the Richland Post Office. Postal officials say the current location at the Federal Building on Jadwin Avenue is far to big, since all of the postal carriers were moved to West Richland about a … …

Postal employee Bonnie Sudnik works behind the counter at the newly reopened Milltown Post Office on Monday. The post office had been closed since the flood waters of Hurricane Irene devastated the building in August 2011. / Jason Towlen/Staff Photographer More: continued here

The Tito Puente Post Office in East Harlem — a bustling, 40-year-old institution named after the greatest Latin jazz musician of the 20th century — is about to be shrunk to the size of, well, a postage stamp. More: continued here

The post office on Genesee Street in the City of Hornell now officially bears the name of Zachary D. Smith, a hometown Marine who gave his life for his country three years ago in Afghanistan. More: continued here