Last week, Link expanded its recent look at upgraded USPS retail lobbies, this time focusing on standalone Post Offices.
Self-service kiosks, streamlined layouts and upgraded digital signage are among the improvements.
“People expect speed, clarity and technology-driven convenience, and that’s what our new lobbies deliver,” said Tracy Redmond, USPS retail operations director.
We also told you about the history of an automated Post Office; a new biography available on usps.com of Amos Kendall, postmaster general in the 1830s; and “Delivering for America: How the United States Postal Service Built a Nation,” the new coffee table book by James H. Bruns, the former director of the National Postal Museum.
Finally, in “Heroes,” we brought you the story of Lynn Juist, a letter carrier in Willoughby, OH, who aided an older custom who had fallen inside her home.
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