USPS urges employees to plan ahead for evacuations
History
A marriage of true minds
John and Abigail Adams’s letters are a glimpse into Colonial America
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“I love stories such as ‘This carrier turns his routes into art’ because they highlight all that postal carriers do for humanity — from saving those who need help while on...”
— Elle Donato, Merrifield, VA
This letter carrier was catfished
A romance scammer used the employee’s bank account to launder money
Postal Bulletin spotlights back-to-school safety
Central Area, South Carolina District on top in scanning
PERF, EAP available to employees affected by disasters
These USPS tracking labels are being phased out
Working in hot weather? Follow these tips
USPS offers advice for employees to beat the heat
Milestones
Appointments, awards and retirements
Here’s a look at recent USPS leadership announcements
This letter carrier helped a customer get new medals
Don’t bet on it
USPS policy and federal ethics laws prohibit gambling in the workplace
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“I love history, and the story, ‘This Post Office invites visitors to step back in time,’ was perfect. This was a fitting memorial to Benjamin Franklin and was a great history...”
— Sharon Blake, Wichita, KS
Keep these bulbs out of the trash
If they contain mercury or other toxic metals, they must be recycled
Heroes
Her customer fell out of a car
This carrier helped a woman who had a broken leg
Week in Review
Here’s what Link covered July 26-Aug. 1
The B. Free Franklin Post Office and a series of murals made news
Off the Clock
He did a career 180 but never got off his deck
People
Taking a package down the road gets customer down the aisle
News Quiz
A man of unquestioned integrity
How much do you know about former PMG Nathan Kelsey Hall?
This facility freed up space — and brought in cash
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“Regarding the story, ‘This employee helps kids get a good night’s sleep’ — this is compassion and selfless service. It was so heartwarming to read. Kudos to Stacy Douglas...”
— Ravi Sant, Boston, MA
This historical image has appeared on three stamp issuances
Central Area, Maine-New Hampshire-Vermont District lead in scanning
Blog post spotlights how USPS has bound the nation together
Noncareer employees can now apply for Postal Police jobs
USPS historian appears on History Channel podcast
This app opens a window on supply orders
A new dashboard tracks shipments from the Material Distribution Center
Milestones
Appointments, awards and retirements
Here’s a look at recent USPS leadership announcements
This carrier turned his routes into art
Richard Clarkson’s murals adorn the walls of the New York 2 District
Thinking about working for a USPS contractor?
You have to get prior approval and follow federal ethics rules
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“I got my first Barbie when I turned 11, in August 1964. The following December, my sister hid the doll while we were evacuating our house because of the threat of flooding. Barbie...”
— Jessie Allen, Forks of Salmon, CA
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