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CCA’s work schedules this holiday season be like.. #USPS #mailmanproblems #postalservice #postalproud #mailmanlife #mail #maillady #mailwoman #mailman #mailbox #mailcarrier #mailtruck #ccalife #cca #regular #swings #outgoing #parcels #package #boxes #expressmail #prioritymail #firstclass #wedeliver #ifitfitsitships #nalc #? #? #✉️ #?

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The @oprah effect, day 1. Filling up Chit’s USPS truck!

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Massachusetts love, part 2! This one is from #2011. It was a brisk, soggy January morning in the beautiful #berkshires; always loved this pic of this moment someone walks inside to mail packages at the #postoffice in Monterey. #usps #berkshirecounty #montereyma #snow #barrentrees #cold #soggy #packages #massachusetts #newengland #ipulledoverforthis #postofficesofmassachusetts #postlandia #winter #january

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USPS Resumes Operations at Holland PO 1020 Main St effective Nov 9 Hrs M-F 8AM to 12PM & Sa 10AM to 1130AM #usps #communitymatters pic.twitter.com/31h5Y3BVd1

— USPS-Iowa (@USPS_Iowa) November 8, 2018

Recorded a great interview with @KateMuth of @IMAGAssociation today about the STOP Act and what it means for international parcels. #USPS https://t.co/tU3aGiFRkl pic.twitter.com/UQji12J8f9

— Postal Hub Podcast (@PostalHubPod) November 8, 2018

#USPS has proposed New International Postage Rates that will go into effect 1/27/19. These changes are pending approval by the Postal Regulatory Commission. We’ll keep you updated on the upcoming rate changes!https://t.co/hNxK0ORZWN pic.twitter.com/8najiHadnF

— Stamps.com (@StampsCom) November 8, 2018

Catalogs still matter, even in the online age, a news site reports. Click to read more!

— U.S. Postal Service (@USPS) November 8, 2018