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Getting the job done
Omaha P&DC processes Postal Pulse surveys
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Reality check
Visiting the mailbox still popular among many, poll finds
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Scanning scorecard
Slight changes among top-performing scanners
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From the top
Letter carrier donates roofs to neighbors in need
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‘Never say never’
Teamwork, persistence produce $2.5 million sale
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Delight to write
New stamp promotes letter writing
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Get a clue
‘Jeopardy!’ to feature stamp April 3
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Postal Bulletin
New issue highlights Earth Day 2015
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Looking forward
Tools and resources available for retirement planning
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Mapping by mail
Project uses Post Offices to trace American history
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Mini mail
Kansas kindergartners operate classroom Post Office
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Test appearance
Postal Service exploring possible redesign of uniforms
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Writes of spring
National Card and Letter Writing Month begins April 1
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Heroes’ corner
New York letter carrier alerts customers to gas leak
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Postal Pulse update
Employee concerns about confidentiality, participation addressed
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The art is in the mail
New book showcases famous artists’ illustrated letters
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Direct contact
Mailings help businesses grow, USPS official says
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Forever Maya
Winfrey, Young to help dedicate Angelou stamp
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Seek and find
Postal Service launches new search tool for lost mail
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Celebrating Martín Ramírez
USPS honors Mexican artist with stamps
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Turning a page
Retailers taking another look at catalogs
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Postage purchase
Stamps.com to buy Endicia
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Improving USPS
PMG discusses Postal Pulse, new growth initiatives
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Credit-monitoring deadline
Sign up by March 31 for free service
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Status change
USPS seeks Forever status for additional stamps
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Scanning scorecard
Recent leaders continue to set pace
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Mission possible
Determination helps get mail to U.S. soldiers in Iraq
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Mailbox milestones
Rural boxes have come a long way
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Power to the people
More consumer-friendly services coming, Reblin says