Postal services taken for grantedMonroe News StarBen Corda / The News-Star The Associated Press has recently reported, in a worst-case scenario, that the Post Office— older than our country — could be closed by this time next summer, another victim of the Internet. » There's the yearly …and more » More: continued here
Orlando Sentinel Want to save your post office? Read this how-to bookOrlando SentinelBut when residents learned that their post office might close, they knew it was time for action. The May issue of 82-year-old Jeannette Knapp's "Kenansville Community Newsline" included a sample letter to send to lawmakers in Congress to fight the … More: continued…
Move Beyond Post Office SetbackSouthern Pines PilotSince I am the only Pinehurst Village Council member who is not running for office, it might be useful that I address some of the rhetoric and misinformation relating to the closure of the core village post office station. … More: continued here
Annapolis shutters its post office, town centerSanta Rosa Press DemocratThe mountain hamlet's 110-year-old post office was all those things and it has closed. The photogenically rustic structure's owners, Gary and Dorothy Craig, gave plenty of notice that they didn't care to renew the lease and the US Postal Service hasn't … More: continued here
Orlando Sentinel Want to save your post office? Read the Red BookOrlando SentinelBut when residents learned that their post office might close, they knew it was time for action. The May issue of 82-year-old Jeannette Knapp's "Kenansville Community Newsline" included a sample letter to send to lawmakers in Congress to fight the … More: continued…
The Postal Service is in a losing race with technology, but the nation has yet to face the problem head-on. More: continued here
Just in the last four years mail volume is down 20 percent, so the agency is struggling to re-invent itself. That could mean layoffs, post office closures and possibly the end of Saturday delivery. More: continued here
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Postal Service is launching a TV advertising campaign designed to slow the migration away from snail mail. More: continued here
The U.S. Postal Service, near bankruptcy and losing billions of dollars every quarter pushing a product no one wants, unveiled today its new strategy to regain some relevance. More: continued here
Are You Happy with Our Post Office?Patch.comEditorial from the regional USPS chief includes details of all the fiscal challenges facing the post office. How have those challenges affected service here in Mill Valley? By Jim Welte How do you feel about your service from the US Postal Service here … More: continued here