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In absence of Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, Osceola, WI post office requests donations
For a second year in a row, Osceola will not participate in the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.
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National Guard aids in Minnesota mail delivery
The Minnesota National Guard is helping USPS get the mail in and out of Oslo, which is completely surrounded by water after the Red River breached its banks earlier this month.
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Meet Kansas City’s most dog-bitten mail carrier John “Kibble and Bits” Adams
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -- The city of Kansas City, Missouri, ranks among the nation’s worst for dog attacks on mail carriers.
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Mail carrier murder case goes federal, neighbors discuss teen’s arrest
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - The case against Xavier Zamora, the teen who police say shot and killed mail carrier Jose 'Pepe' Hernandez on Monday, is headed to federal court.
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Matthew D. Krueger, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, announced today that on April 18, 2019, David E. Polnitz, Jr., was sentenced in federal court to 36 months in prison for illegally possessing a firearm and forcibly assaulting, impeding, intimidating or interfering with a United States Postal Service (“USPS”) Letter Carrier.
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Missing pregnant Chicago postal worker was due to give birth this week
Kierra was three months pregnant when she went missing. Six months later, her due date has come and gone.
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Major computer upgrade headed to USPS processing plants
Under the Results Server Modernization program, a single, centralized computer system will replace multiple legacy servers at all international service centers, network distribution centers, processing and distribution centers, and several annexes.
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Postal Service’s Informed Delivery program used in thefts from Indian Hill residents
The Indian Hill Rangers are investigating several cases of identity theft where the suspects have used the United States Postal Service Informed Delivery to help steal from their victims.
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Supreme Court Denies Certiorari On MSPB Jurisdiction Case
Two United States Postal Service employees challenged MSPB dismissals, for lack of jurisdiction, of their removal appeals.
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Five years after launch, National Recycling Operation saves millions
The Postal Service is marking the fifth anniversary of its National Recycling Operation, an initiative that helps the organization to reduce waste while saving tens of millions of dollars.
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Friends, neighbors in shock over fatal shooting of Albuquerque postal worker
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - Postal customers, friends and family are remembering an Albuquerque mail carrier who was killed Monday after trying to break-up a fight between a mom and her teen son.
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Postal Banking Is Back — On Democratic Party Platforms — But Is It Viable?
Postal Banking, which Elizabeth Warren promoted back in 2014, is back on the Democratic Party agenda, or at least on the platform of several of its presidential candidates.
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Misdiagnosis: A Review of the Report of the White House Task Force on the Postal Service
In April 2018, President Trump issued an executive order creating a task force to evaluate the operations and finances of the U.S. Postal Service and to make recommendations for policy changes to ensure a sustainable future for the agency.
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US Postal Service delivers damaged mail from fatal accident
A fatal accident on the New York State Thruway back on March 31 caused some mail to be damaged.
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‘The Future Delivered’ TV spots showcase technology
The Postal Service’s technological capabilities are showcased in “The Future Delivered,” the latest USPS TV commercial.
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USPS: Former postmaster replaced in Winona MN
After being suspended last fall, former Winona Postmaster Sherri Jo Genkinger is no longer an employee of the U.S. Postal Service (USPS), USPS officials reported this month.
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The List: 5 postal-themed stamp releases
The new Post Office Murals stamps aren’t the first to feature postal themes. Here are five others.
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Former Postal Carrier Sentenced To Prison for conspiracy to distribute marijuana
Tampa, Florida - U.S. District Judge Elizabeth A. Kovachevich has sentenced Richard Huntington (45, Lakeland) to 120 days in federal prison for conspiracy to distribute marijuana.
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Mercury in the mail – USPS offers reminder about parcels
The Postal Service is reminding employees that mercury metal and devices containing mercury metal are always prohibited from mailing.
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Mail carrier fatally shot in New Mexico, teen suspect sought
An on-duty mail carrier for the Postal Service was shot and killed in a New Mexico neighborhood after intervening in a dispute between a 17-year-old and his mother, police said Tuesday.
