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USPS dismisses Boston City Council subpoena and refuses to testify on late mail concerns

After blowing off an emergency hearing last month, the U.S. Postal Service said that it would not be complying with a Boston City Council subpoena to testify at Wednesday’s follow-up hearing on late mail, leading to an abrupt cancellation.

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