Help FileWashington Post, United StatesBut like most firms, his only supports the older, less flexible POP (Post Office Protocol) system. The Web-mail interfaces most Internet providers offer, in turn, are usually clumsy, slow and ugly. One workaround, as suggested by another reader in the … More: continued here
Old Post Office gets new plaza More: continued here
Dozens gathered Friday afternoon for refreshments and music to celebrate the grand opening of the $8 million Old Post Office Plaza. More: continued here
More than ten years in the making, the Old Post Office now has a new plaza. More: continued here
The Post Office at Caryville will be receiving mail Saturday, April 4. The Post Office will re-open on Monday, April 6, and will be providing mail to those with post office boxes as usual. More: continued here
The City of Renton has had discussions with the U.S. Postal Service about the future of the Post Office branch downtown, including the possibility the branch could close. More: continued here
But a survey finds customers oppose its closing. It appears that the U.S. Postal Service will close the Whittier Station post office despite a postal survey that indicates that the vast majority of survey respondents oppose its closing. More: continued here
Pot went to post officeNews Dispatch, INLa PORTE – A package containing 11 pounds of marijuana passed through the US Post Office in La Porte, and two La Porte men are awaiting trial. Marcos Gonzalez, 29, and Luis Amaya, 22, made their initial appearances Friday in La Porte Circuit Court on … More: continued here
Cranford Post Office earns five-star rating for serviceCranford Chronicle – NJ.com, New Jerseyby The Chronicle CRANFORD–The Cranford Post Office recently earned a five-star rating as part of the Postal Service's 5-Star Customer Service Program. Since the program began in 2006, the Cranford Post Office has been recognized with the 5-Star 16 … More: continued here
Strong Petition for Rehearing Filed in Post Office Sidewalks CaseBallot Access, CAAs had been previously reported here, last month the 1st circuit ruled against a plaintiff-candidate in Massachusetts who had been arrested for petitioning for himself on an interior post office sidewalk. The 1st circuit had ruled last month that the … More: continued here