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Carrier stashes mail at his home A 58-year-old former mail carrier admitted today in federal court that he had stashed thousands of pieces of junk mail at his home, opening himself up to a possible prison sentence. |
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Bitter cold snap brings frostbite danger
Elmira, NY letter carrier Jeff Connors is bundled up against the bitter
cold Monday while delivering mail on Water Street. |
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Icy Delivery Postal service letter carrier Alice Mays passed an icy, fallen tree on her appointed rounds Thursday in Muskogee, Okla. Another snowstorm is expected to hit today. AP |
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Dean of Delivery (Photo by BECKY SHINK/Lansing State Journal) Neither snow nor rain nor heat ... : Postal carrier Richard Dawson delivers mail in downtown Lansing. Dawson, 74, celebrated 50 years on the job last month and has no plans to retire. |
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Bush Signs Postal Reform Law President Bush today signed postal legislation into law that benefits residential and business customers by ensuring predictable price increases tied to the rate of inflation. With the President are (from left): Postmaster General John E. Potter, Sen. Thomas Carper (D-DE), Rep. Tom Davis (R-VA), Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), James C. Miller III, Chairman, Postal Service Board of Governors, Rep. Danny Davis (D-IL), and Rep. John McHugh, (R-NY). |
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Christmas Wreaths for Our Soldiers For the 15th straight year, 5,000 Worcester wreaths, from Worcester Wreath Company, will be loaded aboard a tractor-trailer and hauled 750 miles to Arlington National Cemetery. There, starting at noon on December 14, 2006, a small army of volunteers will line up, take the wreaths one by one and gently lay them against the small white crosses. The wreaths are donated free. |
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Two Tornados Storm Through PEN's Home Town Alabama's Gov. Riley surveys damage to the Fun Zone located next door to the Montgomery, AL USPS P&DC. The post office on Winton Blount Boulevard has significant damage to its roof, lobby and customer parking areas. |
Kyle Evens / The Star Press
Carrier Kathy Bland sits with Ali and Piper, two of her rescued dogs. Bland received a letter from the Postmaster General acknowledging her service to the community. |
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Mail truck catches fire A mail truck caught fire in Brunswick Acres (NJ) and was completely destroyed Thursday. Photo: Ken Gleason |
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Santa Barbra Postal Shooting Crime Scene Photos
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Rural community takes on U.S. Postal Service One McCausland resident used this horse (seen tied up on Salina Street) to make his point about the U.S. Postal Service's plan to suspend the town's post office. BOTTOM: Other residents were more direct about their wishes. PHOTOS: Scott Campbell |
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Letter carriers are given a 6 p.m. delivery deadline |
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U.S. Mail carrier detained by immigration stop; Border Patrol, carrier
stories clash Rick Encinas, in the U.S. Mail shirt he was wearing when stopped. Carol Broeder/Range News
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Postal union urges campaign to save center Sioux City APW local 186 member Don Stusse, center, left, hands out information to area residents who attend a Wednesday night meeting concerning the a study the Postal Service is doing on the Sioux City mail distribution center. (Staff photo by Jerry Mennenga) |
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NDCBU Theft The rear panel was pried off a cluster mailbox near Eaby and Phelan roads during the weekend. Mail was stolen from this and 17 other mailbox units in Phelan. Dan Elliott / Special to the Daily Press |
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USPS Seeks Trademark of New Pony Express Logo: The United States Postal Service has applied to establish a trademark for this pony express logo of a rider on a horse. Linns Stamps |
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Smash and Grab Mail Thief Dozens of people living in the northwest will spend the rest of the holiday season feeling uneasy. A man has stolen outgoing mail in a townhouse community. The crime was all caught on tape. WorldNow and KVBC |
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Moon-Lit Delivery More than 25 U.S. Postal Service letter carriers gathered outside Cactus Postal Station, 2901 E. Greenway Rd., Dec. 15, to let the public know why snail mail is crawling slower than ever around the Valley, including some parts of Northeast Phoenix. Independent Newspapers, Inc |
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Running mailman has energy to burn Edward “Eddie” Loring recently returned to his job with the Nantucket post office. Photo by Peter A. Sutters Jr. |
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