Old football injuries could not sideline this mail handler, who now thrives in mixed martial arts
My name is Dillon Holiday and I’m a mail handler in Manasota, FL. Outside of the Postal Service, I’m a mixed martial arts fighter.
Month: January 2025
USPS human resources vice president selected
Joseph Bruce has been named human resources vice president for the Postal Service, a role he has filled on an acting basis since September.
Letter carrier’s campaign for Rockford City Council raises federal Hatch Act concerns
A U.S. Postal Service letter carrier’s campaign for Rockford City Council is raising questions about a 1939 law that prohibits federal employees from participating in a partisan elections.
Family desperate to find cremated remains after USPS delivered to wrong address
The station has sent multiple representatives to the location where the item was delivered. Unfortunately, no one answered the door during those attempts.
Update from NALC President Brian L. Renfroe and the Ballot Committee on contract ratification election
We are aware of a document that has been circulating on the internet that appears to be a letter from USPS Deputy Postmaster General Doug Tulino regarding communication between USPS and NALC about the likely outcome of the counting of ratification ballots. That document is fake
Hamilton City Post Office up in flames
The Hamilton City Post Office is once again temporarily closed – unlike a few months ago for renovations, this time due to a fire that broke out around 2 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 23.
Willow Creek Postmaster Set to Retire After 30 Years at the Same Post Office
On Thursday, January 30, 2025, she will clock-in for the last time after three decades of service all served at the Willow Creek Post Office, 100 Country Club Drive, Willow Creek CA 95573.
USPS using technology, added resources to blunt uptick in letter carrier robberies
The strategy includes beefed-up enforcement and new equipment that officials say will make individual postal carriers less of a target for criminals.
Truck spills piles of mail on side of I-285 in Cobb County
Driver’s licenses, checks, credit cards and a large assortment of mail are scattered alongside the interstate in Cobb County.
House introduces USPS anti-privatization resolution
House resolution (H.Res. 70) was introduced that calls on Congress to take all appropriate measures to ensure that the Postal Service remains an independent establishment of the federal government and not subject to privatization.