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Former Salem County Man Sentenced To Over Nine Years In Prison For Bank Fraud And Conspiracy To Rob U.S. Post Office Employees
A former Salem County, New Jersey, man was sentenced to an aggregate term of 111 months in prison for his role in multiple schemes, including bank fraud, aggravated identity theft, and the robbery of two US Post Office letter carriers
Man who shot U.S. Postal worker on Christmas Eve in Oregon pursues insanity defense
Mail carrier David Knapp was walking on his route along a snow-covered Milwaukie street just after noon on Christmas Eve 2022 when he spotted a white van slowly rolling toward him.
Protests demanding no privatization of Post Office sweep the nation
From Bangor, Maine, to Key West, Fla., and from Los Angeles to Chicago to Fairbanks, Alaska, to Waikaloa, Hawaii, the Postal Workers (APWU) and tens of thousands of their allies are rallying today
Postal Bulletin covers the Postal Pulse survey
Postal Bulletin’s latest edition, published March 20, explains what the Postal Pulse survey is and how the organization uses the results.
Mercado named chief retail and delivery office
Elvin Mercado has been named the Postal Service’s chief retail and delivery officer — a position he’s held on an acting basis since Jan. 17.
Flint letter carrier honored for saving girl in dog attack
Over the course of what was then 28 years with the U.S. Postal Service, letter carrier Rungphet Bodnar had dealt with her share of dogs — she’d been bitten herself on occasion — but she hadn’t encountered this before.
Possible Postal Service changes present challenge to Alaska Bypass Mail
Bypass Mail is an Alaska-only classification of parcel post mail that bypasses U.S. Postal Service facilities
Man steals police squad car, mail truck in suburban Chicago, authorities say
The thief carjacked the postal truck from the mail carrier and drove it north on Roberts Road, police said.
USPS unions to hold nationwide rallies this week
Both the APWU and NALC will hold rallies this week to protest postal privatization.