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Postmaster General to retire after nine years on job
Washington Post Potter announced his decision in Chicago, where he met with the Postal Service Board of Governors, which oversees the post office. Earlier in the day, … Postmaster general to retire in December Post office still seeking rate hike for 2011 Postmaster General John E. Potter to Retire |
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A post office burglary in Lampasas, Texas that occurred between Saturday night and Sunday morning could be linked to similar thefts in Central Texas, police say. Boxes inside and outside the building were broken into at the location in the 1700 block of East Forth St. More: continued here
Fire crews battle blaze late Tuesday at post office in Annaville areaCorpus Christi Caller TimesMichael Zamora/Caller-Times Firefighters from Corpus Christi and the Annaville area responders fight a fire late Tuesday at the post office on Stonewall Boulevard near McKinzie Road. Michael Zamora/Caller-Times Firefighters from Corpus Christi and the … More: continued here
Washington Post Trump administration strips consumer watchdog office of enforcement powers in lending discrimination casesWashington PostThe Trump administration has stripped enforcement powers away from Consumer Financial Protection Bureau office that specializes in pursuing cases against financial firms accused of breaking discrimination laws, according to two people familiar with the …and more » More: continued here
KSDK Udall says he'll fight to keep post office downtownSanta Fe New Mexican.comM., said Friday that he'll try to pressure federal agencies in an effort to keep Santa Fe's main post office at its current site on Federal Place because moving it would be “a disaster for downtown Santa Fe.” “Believe me, I'm going to…
Closing Garrett Park post office is no laughing matterWashington PostInstead, we have post office boxes. This causes us to visit the Garrett Park Post Office frequently to pick up our letters and packages, to check the town bulletin board and, most important, to chat with our neighbors. Saturday, when most of us are not …and…
More than 100 area citizens gathered at East Lynne’s City Hall Aug. 24 to protest the U.S. Postal Service’s preliminary decision to close the city’s post office. More: continued here