Post Office

Scranton Times-Tribune Man Accused of Breaking in to Post OfficeWNEP-TVA man from Tunkhannock is accused of breaking into a post office in Clarks Summit to get a package containing the designer drug known as bath salts. According to court papers, Jason Bartsch, 26, had a tracking number that indicated his …

al.com PO Box rent, other postal rates to risePacific Daily News17, 2009, file photo, people stand in line to send parcels at the Hagåtña Post Office. Postal rates are expected to increase by an average of 2.1 percent. / Pacific Daily News Prices are increasing for post office box rentals, …

A MAN charged over an armed hold-up at the Quirindi Post Office last year was refused bail at a court appearance on Monday. More: continued here

USA TODAY Jeffrey Zients tapped to lead Office of Management and BudgetWashington Post (blog)By Ed O'Keefe Jeffrey D. Zients, photographed in his OMB office last year. (Bill O'Leary – WASHINGTON POST) President Obama has tapped Jeffrey D. Zients to serve as acting director of the Office of Management and Budget, …

Utility says Post Office having trouble getting bills to residents on timeChesterton TribuneBecause—it turns out—the US Postal Service has been having some problems getting the bills to customers on a timely basis. As Superintendent Rob Lovell told the Utility Service Board at its meeting Monday night, one customer received a …

A man from Tunkhannock is accused of breaking into a post office in Clarks Summit to get a package containing the designer drug known as bath salts. More: continued here

Help Net Security Hackers steal $6.7 million in bank cyber heistHelp Net SecurityA perfectly planned, coordinated and executed bank robbery was executed during the first three days of the new year in Johannesburg, and left the targeted South African Postbank – part of the nation's Post Office service – with …

LAKESIDE residents believe they will soon have enough signatures on a petition calling for a post office. More: continued here

SCRANTON, Pa. — Investigators say a man wanted his delivery of chemical stimulants so bad he broke into a northeastern Pennsylvania post office to get the package he thought would be there. More: continued here

According to arrest papers, 26-year-old Jason Albert Bartsch was tracking a package of illegal bath salts he expected to be delivered to the Clarks Summit post office. More: continued here