Indiana’s NewsCenter Glenbrook post office moves to DupontWANEFORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – The former Glenbrook Post Office is moving to 1529 W. Dupont Road, on Fort Wayne's north side. A start date for remodeling the building has not been set at this time. The Glenbrook Post Office closed on October 15, …Relocation Of Glenbrook Post…
A recognized sustainability leader and innovator, the U.S. Postal Service continued a 50-year tradition on Thursday with the issuance of its latest social awareness stamp: Go Green. The sheet of Forever stamps features 16 actions anyone can take to make a positive impact on the environment. The stamps and philatelic products can be ordered online…
The post office is raising rates, but the changes won’t affect most letters. More: continued here
No extended hours on Tax Day for Kingsville Post OfficeKingsville RecordBy Claudia Garcia The deadline for tax returns to be sent by mail has been changed from April 15 to April 18 this year, giving taxpayers three extra days to turn in their income tax returns to the Internal Revenue Service. …and more » More: continued…
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (Indiana’s NewsCenter) – Locals who have been missing the Glenbrook Post Office now know where the post will be relocated. More: continued here
The post office is raising its rates starting Sunday but don’t worry, mailing that recipe to Aunt Mary or the birthday card to Uncle Joe won’t cost any more. More: continued here
Postage rates rising, but not for most lettersThe Associated PressPost cards will go up a penny to 29 cents and new stamps will also be available for that rate. One has an illustration of the common tern, sometimes known as the sea swallow, and a five-stamp set will feature several herbs, including oregano, flax, …and…
The former Glenbrook Post Office is moving to Dupont Road, on Fort Wayne’s north side. More: continued here
FedEx has filed a $10.8 million permit application with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement for some demolition work at its Super … More: continued here
COMMUNITIES across the region could lose out if changes to reduce the services offered by rural Post Offices go ahead, a postmaster has warned. More: continued here