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Their Post Office was destroyed, but they’ve stayed on the job

Employees in Altadena, CA, persevere after a devastating wildfire

He knows how to create a scene

This electronic technician has been painting landscapes for 40 years

“I loved your story about an Associated Press article on the resurgence of writing letters. I love to see younger people turn off their phones to engage in more meaningful...”

— Zachary Laux, Pine Bluffs, WY

New Priority Mail, Priority Mail Express stamps now available

Briefs

Central Area, Michigan 2 District on top in scanning

Northbridge, Western Governors universities offering discounts for USPS employees

Keep contact information up to date

Postal Bulletin highlights how fraudsters use artificial intelligence

A documentary about legendary WWII mail unit is available on PBS

Milestones

Appointments, awards and retirements

Here’s a look at recent USPS leadership announcements

A look at the animated and comic book legends from Warner Bros.

Driving a Postal Service vehicle?

Wear your seat belt and don’t eat, drink or use your mobile device

Mail

“My small community has suffered the loss of several because of unsuspected fentanyl, one of the drugs mentioned in ‘Former mail carrier gets 15 years for drug trafficking.’...”

— Elena Chartier, Seldovia, AK

USPS celebrates ‘mesmerizing’ film legend Bruce Lee

Heroes

Her customer was found on the floor unconscious

Week in Review

Here’s what Link covered Feb. 16-21

USPS honors Bruce Lee and customers pay tribute to letter carriers

This NH Post Office delivers for service members

People

A heartland tradition

Loveland, CO, toasts 80 years of valentine remailing, and bouquets of praise for letter carriers

News Quiz

Hail to the holiday

What do you know about the history of Presidents Day?

A New York mail handler learns greed isn’t good

Watch a video about Bruce Lee

The actor ‘changed the face’ of action movies and martial arts

Mail

“‘This rural carrier traveled a country mile’ and the like are always amazing stories. I love history and reading about people who shaped who we are. USPS was always more than...”

— Sharon Blake, Wichita, KS

Briefs