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Post office named for Sgt. Moody
Burleson Star Sgt. William Moody's mother, Jeanette Stanley, left, and his widow, Lacy Moody, second from right, and children Alaysia, Korben and Graydon unveil a plaque naming the "Sergeant William Moody Post Office Building" in Burleson. U.S. Rep. Roger Williams … |
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MP asks for review of Post Office outreach servicesSleaford Today, UK –4 hours agoBy Sadie Lawlor SLEAFORD MP Douglas Hogg has asked Post Office Ltd to regularly review the outreach facilities which are set to replace some post office… More: continued here
EDMOND — A hidden piece of history dating before statehood is shedding light on the early days of Edmond. Edmond Postmaster Larry Chandler said while he was settling into his new assignment, he came across a remarkable discovery — an 1889 Edmond post office ledger. “When I first got here in 2004, one of the…
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Reason Why We Should Privatize the Postal ServiceReasonAs communication technology has grown by leaps and bounds, the Post Office struggles to remain relevant. More importantly, it's struggling to remain fiscally solvent. Its unfunded liabilities are at a staggering $70 billion. Meanwhile, it's losing …and more » More: continued here
Letters: post office, sequestration, voter IDU-T San DiegoNo other agency or private corporation is saddled with such an onerous obligation, and removal of this obligation would drastically change the long-term prospects of the post office. Those determined to prove that the government doesn't work will pass … More: continued here
Post office nears historic default on $5B paymentPalm Beach Post"I think for my generation it was a great asset — if you had a letter or package and you needed it to get up to the North Pole, you knew it would be delivered," said Jim Husa, 87, of Lawrence, Mich., after stopping to mail…