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Mail
Featured reader quote
“Kirk Kern, the beekeeping postmaster recently profiled in ‘Off the Clock,’ is ahead of the game. Bees are invaluable! It’s good to see people recognize this.”
— Wayne Buckley, Boston
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Brief
WestPac Area, Massachusetts-Rhode Island on top in scanning
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Brief
Time to check your facility’s flags
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USPS unveils this year’s U.S. Flag stamp
The latest release was dedicated at a festival celebrating patriotism
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MilestonesAppointments, awards and retirements
Here’s a look at recent USPS announcements
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June18Datebook
‘USPS Retirement Health Benefits’
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Barbara Bush’s stamp is here
The new release honors the beloved first lady
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Get answers to your TSP questions
USPS employees can participate in the latest online sessions
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Mail
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“Mary Hulshouser’s photographs in ‘She has an eye for nature’ are simply beautiful! The great horned owls are so well camouflaged. Hope to see one of her photos on a stamp...”
— Ravi Sant, Boston
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Week in ReviewHere’s what Link covered June 1-7
Dog attacks, standout employees and a wellness challenge made news
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HeroesThey heard screams and ran toward them
This postmaster and letter carrier came to the aid of a customer being attacked by a dog
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USPS, APWU reach tentative agreement
The 36-month contract will run through Sept. 20, 2027
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This stamp has a patriotic spirit
The design features Old Glory fluttering in the breeze
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PeopleThey get into the nitty-gritty
Custodians step into the spotlight, a marketing specialist promotes the Armed Forces stamps and a district touts customer surveys
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News QuizWhat’s the number?
How much do you know about this year’s USPS National Dog Bite Awareness Campaign?
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Mail
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“Thank you for sharing the ‘Heroes’ story about Imlay City, MI, Letter Carrier Tara Marsh. Her willingness to donate a kidney to a stranger is inspiring. I am proud to have a...”
— Kin Yim, Washington, DC
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Here’s where most dog attacks occurred last year
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Off the ClockShe has an eye for nature
This employee takes photos of flora and fauna in their element
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Mail
Featured reader quote
“Loved ‘How the U.S. Mail moved onward and upward,’ from your series on 250 years of postal history. What a great picture! Those tiny tires on that biplane, those haircuts …...”
— Anita Miller, Denver
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Brief
WestPac Area, Minnesota-North Dakota District lead in scanning
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Use an ACE workstation? Reboot each week
The Postal Service offers a reminder for employees and contractors
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Milestones
Appointments, awards and retirements
Here’s a look at recent USPS announcements
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Keeping your vision clear
There are many ways to help prevent cataracts
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June10Datebook
Barbara Bush stamp ceremony
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There are rules about outside gifts
USPS can accept on behalf of an employee under certain circumstances
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On the JobThis IT manager ensures USPS stays connected
A supercomputer sparked Derrick Milling’s fascination with technology
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Are your USPS accounts safe?
Here are tips for creating and keeping strong passwords, passphrases and PINs
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Wellness challenge begins June 16
This six-week program will use summer memories to promote physical activity
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June9Datebook
‘PSHB and Medicare in Retirement’
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Week in ReviewHere’s what Link covered May 25-31
Dog bites, postal history and semipostal stamps made news