Napa Valley Register (blog) Sunday's first look: Post office finds new temporary homeNapa Valley Register (blog)It will be at least two years before the fate of the quake-damaged Franklin Street post office building will be determined, but in the meantime postal patrons could soon have a new option for mail service downtown. The U.S. Postal…
Richfield Reaper Heartly retires from Richfield post officeRichfield ReaperA native of Sevier County and longtime Sigurd resident, Brown said he has enjoyed his career with the United States Postal Service, and will miss visiting with his coworkers and all of the residents from around town who frequent the post office to send … More: continued…
Valuables gathering dust in Post office to be auctioned soon More: continued here
Chipping Norton’s post office may be moving to a new location and customers have until May 27 to share their views. More: continued here
Valuables gathering dust in Post office to be auctioned soonZee NewsNew Delhi: Over 33,000 unclaimed articles like jewellery, cell phones, cameras and watches are gathering dust since last three years at the Returned Letter Office of the postal department here, awaiting bonafide owners to claim them before these go …and more » More: continued here
Heritage Newspapers Federal charge for woman who embezzled $60000 from Saline post officeHeritage NewspapersSALINE — According to a report from John Counts of the Ann Arbor News, a former clerk at the Saline post office faces a federal charge after embezzling $60,000. Court records show that Dominique C. Garrett, of Redford, is facing one count…
Wishing everyone a pleasant Easter Sunday. Here's what you need to know for April 5: More: continued here
Napa Valley Register Post office plans new location in downtownNapa Valley RegisterIt will be at least two years before the fate of the quake-damaged Franklin Street post office building will be determined, but in the meantime postal patrons could soon have a new option for mail service downtown. The U.S. Postal Service is in talks…
It will be at least two years before the fate of the quake-damaged Franklin Street post office building will be determined, but in the meantime postal patrons could soon have a new option for mail service downtown. More: continued here
Rep argues Careywood post office appeal should carry onCoeur d’Alene PressThe postal service argues it is not subject to the rules governing the closure of post offices because Careywood was operated by an independent contractor. The postal service contends that the closure regulations apply to facilities it operates, not …and more » More: continued here