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Drunken brawl in Harrison breaks post office window
The Spokesman Review A confrontation inside a Harrison, Idaho, bar Saturday night spilled into the street and ended with one man crashing through a post office window, slicing open his neck. Charles N. Skinner, 31, of Spokane Valley, left a trail of blood down a sidewalk … |
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Local post offices expand Saturday holiday hours, Christmas shipping dealines setMississippi Press (blog)JACKSON, Mississippi — Several Post Offices in south Mississippi are among 25 statewide which will expand their Saturday hours for the final two Saturdays before Christmas, the U.S. Postal Service announced Friday. The Ocean Springs and Pascagoula …Extended hours next two weekends at post…
Bradenton Herald Holmes Beach Post Office will continue P.O. box service, says Rep. Vern …Bradenton HeraldRep. Vern Buchanan and United States Postal Service representatives gathered at Holmes Beach city hall in April as postal service officials answer questions from residents about the options for postal service on Anna Maria Island, that could include …Government Says…
In These Times Senator Wants to Reform Post OfficeNBC WashingtonThe bill would also let the USPS make more decisions on its own without federal involvement (home rule for the post office?) and let the Postal Service work …Keep the Post Office FederalThe LedgerPostal Service Gets Backing From Key Senator on Halting Saturday DeliveriesPolitics DailySenator Carper…
Whitefish Bay mail carrier surprises woman with nude deliveryFOX6Now.com MilwaukeeA mail carrier from the Whitefish Bay post office is taken off his route and is being investigated for lewd and disturbing behavior while delivering the …and more » More: continued here
USA TODAY Outside the postal boxBoston HeraldBy Boston Herald Editorial Staff The decision by the Postal Service not to close 3700 rural post offices but rather to include them in a larger group whose hours will be cut is a welcome example of thinking outside the box — as long as it doesn't stop …Post…
Apartments planned for post office buildingMinneapolis / St. Paul Business JournalDeveloper Jim Stolpestad plans to turn the former U.S. Post Office building in downtown St. Paul into a 250-unit apartment building. A company associated with Stoplestad's Exeter Realty Group paid $5.25 million for the 750,000-square-foot building … More: continued here