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Somerset Post Office grand opening May 13New Richmond NewsJust more than seven months after its move, the Somerset US Post Office is holding its Grand Opening ceremony on Thursday, May 13. … More: continued here

Anyone using a Post Office Credit Card to buy foreign currency from the Post Office will not now be charged the standard 2.5 per cent cash advance fee. More: continued here

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