This retail associate saved a customer $10,000
Heroes
Archives: 2026
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Healthy eating challenge begins April 6
This six-week program will promote adding fruits and vegetables to your diet
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PeopleHe had tender postal roots
Robert Duvall worked as a clerk in Manhattan before his big break
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News QuizMailing program makes the world an open book
How much do you know about Free Matter for the Blind?
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Brief
Postal Bulletin takes a look at the annual employee survey
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Are you looking for a second job?
Federal ethics rules limit the options for USPS employees
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Mail
Featured reader quote
“I just love what the Harriet Powers stamps represent and loved the photo of the ladies at the ceremony — inspirational.”
— Na Tell Miller, Greensboro, NC
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March26Datebook
‘Pre-Retirement — PSHB’
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PMG testimony to House committee available
Steiner addresses USPS financial challenges during hearing
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Here’s why 2026 is a banner year for stamps
The ‘Mailin’ It!’ podcast explores a lineup that celebrates the nation
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Brief
Central Area, Massachusetts-Rhode Island lead in scanning
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Don’t store all your data in one place
World Backup Day is a reminder to keep copies of important files somewhere safe
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Women’s History Month is here
The commemoration began in 1980 and expanded in 1987
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MilestonesAppointments, awards and retirements
Here’s a look at recent USPS leadership announcements
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March25Datebook
‘Leveraging the Service Desk & Knowledge Resources’
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USPS pays tribute to lowriders
These customized cars are ‘masterpieces of engineering and artistry’
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USPS to hold 51 career conferences
This year’s theme is ‘Own Your Path to Success’
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Looking for a special greeting for St. Patrick’s Day?
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Mail
Featured reader quote
“I enjoyed the article on the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion and their efforts during World War II very much. My uncle was injured in battle during the war. The last...”
— Marilynne Brown, Reagan, TX
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Watch a video about lowriders
USPS celebrates these customized cars with five stamps
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Brief
Job fair for supervisory positions is March 29
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USPS is committed to being a safe workplace
The organization reminds employees of its zero-tolerance policy for threats and violence
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Week in ReviewHere’s what Link covered March 8-14
The Postal Pulse survey and Free Matter for the Blind made news
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HeroesHe rescued a 2-year-old in the street
This retail associate helped reunite a toddler and parents
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These stamps take a little trip, take a little trip
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This stamp shines a light on sunflowers
They are known for following the sun and providing seeds and nectar
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PeopleDelaware school receives a fitting gift
And two retiring letter carriers get sweet sendoffs
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News QuizWait, what?
How much do you know about scammers using artificial intelligence?
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March18Datebook
‘Understanding Digestive Health’
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March18Datebook
‘USPS Retirement Health Benefits’