SunHerald.com Moss Point post office wanted poster leads to murderer's arrestSunHerald.comMOSS POINT — Police have arrested a murderer wanted by Mobile County after a tipster saw his picture on a wanted poster in a post office here and alerted authorities, Police Chief Keith Davis said. Police said Jesse Cooley, 54, was in the Bowen Street…
Molt Post Office Stays OpenKULR-TVThe tiny Post Office in Molt was packed Wednesday afternoon as USPS officials announced that soon, the town's post office will be open from 7:30 am to 2 pm. Saturday office hours will remain the same. Ken Bates with USPS said new hours, along with …Hours are decreased at rural post…
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Joe Fortes is immortalized in a West End library, fountain and restaurant. Now early Vancouver’s legendary lifeguard is going nationwide. On Friday, Canada Post will release a Joe Fortes stamp. More: continued here
At the Richmond Central Post Office at 2nd and Grace Streets, where the U.S. flag has been in distress for a while. More: continued here
A town in Stillwater County will still have its post office, albeit with shortened hours, according to the US Postal Service. More: continued here
Bowersville residents saw a change in when they can access retail services at the Bowersville Post Office this week. Due to financial strain, the office reduced its hours to four hours per day effective Jan. 26. More: continued here
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Post Office Relocating In BloomsdaleSte. Genevieve HeraldThe Bloomsdale Post Office was in the process of moving Wednesday (January 30), one day before the lease for the building at 109 Mill Hill Road was about to end. Representatives from the U.S. Postal Service, including Ste. Genevieve Postmaster Rick … More: continued here
Internet companies will soon have to find a way to protect user privacy to avert a 'clash', eBay CEO says. More: continued here