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Do ‘fragile’ labels protect your packages?
U.S.P.S statement instructed packages to be marked ‘fragile’ if they can break. The postal service also offers preferential handling for fragile items for an added fee, but that does not insure the item against damage.
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Warren post office employee being investigated for mail theft
MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. - Officials are investigating a Warren post office employee after piles of mail were never delivered. The investigation includes several areas in Warren.
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Why was the U.S. Postal Service at CES?
As the U.S. government shutdown was about to become the longest on the record and many employees missed their paychecks Friday, U.S. Postal Service workers were roaming around a Las Vegas convention center hocking a smart mailbox.
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Postal Service in trouble and Congress isn’t helping
Congress has known about the Postal Service’s financial problems for over a decade. Since that time, what has plagued the Postal Service the most is precisely what has plagued many of our institutions — congressional inaction and gridlock.
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USPS Gains Market Share from Rivals
The US Postal Service (USPS) continues to gain market share from its rivals, according to the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC),
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USPS officials investigate theft allegations at Brookfield facility
BROOKFIELD — The Office of the U.S. Postal Service's Inspector General is investigating allegations of theft inside the post office in Brookfield.
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Secret Service High Rise Raid Tied to New Rochelle Post Office Check-Washing Scheme
One source said the raid was an extension of the New Rochelle Post Office investigation which Talk of the Sound reported on November 14th. At that time we reported on allegations related to moving drugs and cash through the mail, stealing checks, check washing and more
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Police Nab Suspected Post Office Robber
DENVER (CBS4) — Law enforcement took a man into custody Thursday afternoon believed to be involved in the “violent” armed robbery of an Aurora post office late last year.
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Hemp By Mail: Recent Court Rulings Enable Mailing Industrial Hemp
New rulings from the Judicial Officer and the Federal Court for the U.S. Postal Service now allow shipments of industrial hemp — specifically, hemp-derived CBD derived products — through USPS.
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Postal employee charged after pointing gun
A woman Elizabeth City police have described as a U.S. Postal Service employee is facing several weapon-related charges after allegedly pointing a handgun at an ex-boyfriend outside the city post office last week.
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Postal Worker Shot On The Job Suffers Nerve Damage
Stephen Casazza, 36, is out of the hospital and talked with CBS 2 by phone for the first time since he was shot.
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APWU Officers Join Protest to #StopTheShutdown
01/11/2019 - On January 10, APWU officers and members joined hundreds of furloughed federal government employees, labor leaders, congressional representatives and other allies on the steps of the “House of Labor
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USPS dedicates Heart stamp in Puerto Rico
The Postal Service showed its love for Puerto Rico during a ceremony this week for the first stamp release of 2019.
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USPS is seeking nominees for the Postmaster General Heroes’ Program
USPS is seeking nominees for the Postmaster General Heroes’ Program, which honors employees who go above and beyond the call of duty.
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Damage to driveway of Memphis business caused by postal service trucks, owner says
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A man from Raleigh is filing a complaint with the United States Postal Service after he said workers have damaged his business’ driveway by driving over it with 18-wheelers.
