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RSS POSTAL news:

  • US Postal Service addresses closed post offices in Tampa Bay area after hurricanes - WTSP.com
    US Postal Service addresses closed post offices in Tampa Bay area after hurricanes  WTSP.com
  • Former U.S. Postal Service employee in Greenbrier County pleads guilty to federal mail crime - West Virginia MetroNews
    Former U.S. Postal Service employee in Greenbrier County pleads guilty to federal mail crime  West Virginia MetroNews
  • Alberta minister calling on federal government to end postal strike - Global News Toronto
    Alberta minister calling on federal government to end postal strike  Global News Toronto
  • 'We're the real Santa Claus': Postal distribution center expects to process 3 million parcels this month alone - The Bakersfield Californian
    'We're the real Santa Claus': Postal distribution center expects to process 3 million parcels this month alone  The Bakersfield Californian
  • Postal Service audit finds significant problems, including mail unprocessed for days - The Boston Globe
    Postal Service audit finds significant problems, including mail unprocessed for days  The Boston Globe
  • Former Postal worker pleads guilty to embezzlement of mail - Southeast Missourian
    Former Postal worker pleads guilty to embezzlement of mail  Southeast Missourian
  • Holiday Shipping Deadlines | USPS, FedEx and UPS - CBS News 8
    Holiday Shipping Deadlines | USPS, FedEx and UPS  CBS News 8
  • Lawmaker: Congress will claw back most EVs in Postal Service contract - FreightWaves
    Lawmaker: Congress will claw back most EVs in Postal Service contract  FreightWaves
  • ‘Pushed me to be better,’ Family of slain Texas postal worker mourns in Central Florida - WKMG News 6 & ClickOrlando
    ‘Pushed me to be better,’ Family of slain Texas postal worker mourns in Central Florida  WKMG News 6 & ClickOrlando
  • Labour minister says Ottawa will remain on sidelines as postal strike nears four weeks - CBC.ca
    Labour minister says Ottawa will remain on sidelines as postal strike nears four weeks  CBC.ca

RSS POSTAGE news:

  • USPS Announces Ceremony For Lunar New Year Stamp - cnhinews.com
    USPS Announces Ceremony For Lunar New Year Stamp  cnhinews.com
  • Winterberry Group Research Examines Direct Mail Ad Spend, Demand Drivers Given Heightened Brand Interest in ‘Omnichannel’ Marketing Integration - StreetInsider.com
    Winterberry Group Research Examines Direct Mail Ad Spend, Demand Drivers Given Heightened Brand Interest in ‘Omnichannel’ Marketing Integration  StreetInsider.com
  • The Smart Guide on Where to Buy Postage Stamps for Less - MSN
    The Smart Guide on Where to Buy Postage Stamps for Less  MSN
  • Sen. Roger Marshall affixes stamp of disapproval to USPS mail delivery performance - Kansas Reflector
    Sen. Roger Marshall affixes stamp of disapproval to USPS mail delivery performance  Kansas Reflector
  • You’ll love the USPS’ new stamps for 2025 - YELLO by Hunter Schwarz
    You’ll love the USPS’ new stamps for 2025  YELLO by Hunter Schwarz
  • 2024 holiday postage stamps bring artistic and cultural diversity to yuletide season - USA TODAY
    2024 holiday postage stamps bring artistic and cultural diversity to yuletide season  USA TODAY
  • Yes, letters mailed to Santa require postage - KGW.com
    Yes, letters mailed to Santa require postage  KGW.com
  • As Black Friday Deals Begin, Be Ready for Higher Postage Costs - CNET
    As Black Friday Deals Begin, Be Ready for Higher Postage Costs  CNET
  • Betty White’s Photographer Reveals Postage Stamp Backstory - Forbes
    Betty White’s Photographer Reveals Postage Stamp Backstory  Forbes
  • Should county clerks be able to peek at ballots’ postage like the Utah County clerk did? - Salt Lake Tribune
    Should county clerks be able to peek at ballots’ postage like the Utah County clerk did?  Salt Lake Tribune
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