Post Office

Norwich Evening News Post Office could reopen in north Suffolk village at EasterNorwich Evening NewsThe Spar store in Church Street is set to open a Post Office counter in a corner of the shop, so long as planning permission can be obtained, after the previous facility in Queen Street closed …

Rutland Times Post Office services return to BarrowdenRutland TimesA Post Point has been launched at Barrowden and Wakerley Community Shop almost a decade after the post office in the village closed. Letters, cards and parcels can be posted from a special new counter with a weighing machine and a recorded …

People can now post cards and parcels from a community shop. More: continued here

A balaclava-clad man burst into a post office and threatened the terrified workers with a knife during a robbery in Sutton Farm, Shrewsbury. More: continued here

Arlington buys building for offices, shelterWashington PostThe Arlington County Board voted unanimously Saturday to spend $27.1 million on a seven-story building near the courthouse that will provide office space for county employees and a year-round homeless shelter, an addition that has angered nearby …and more » More: continued here

The Hindu Post offices to be networked soonThe HinduThe Department of Posts plans to interconnect four head post offices (HPOs) in the city on the lines of core banking technology, on a pilot basis. Customers will also have access to automated teller machines (ATMs) to be set up in the …

Rosi O'Connell, postmaster at the West Hartford Post Office in January 2011. Valley News – James M. Patterson Purchase photo reprints at PhotoExtra » More: continued here

Sicklesmere post office and stores is up for sale. More: continued here

Keokuk Postmaster Eb Schmolling takes the oath of office administered by Wendy Berg, manager of post office operations in the Hawkeye District, right. Mary Hawes of Argyle is holding the Bible. More: continued here

Letter: Postal Service criticism was unfairBuffalo NewsCharles Lane of the Washington Post wrote in the Nov. 11 Viewpoints section that uninvited messengers show up at households across America to deliver unsolicited items that are not wanted. He of course was belittling the post office and its employees. More: continued here