Postal Service cuts speed but slow first class mail
The Postal Service plans to shutter over 200 mail processing centers delaying first class mail by a day in many cases and extending periodical deliveries to as much as nine days. Companies like L L Bean and Netflix warn of operational headaches while some businesses shift to online billing or FedEx and UPS. The move, part of a five year loss trend, could shift volume and jobs toward private carriers with 30 000 postal jobs cut in the past year.
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U.s.s
Cookie Driscoll
Fairfield
L.L. Bean
Carolyn Beem
Netflix
Michael Pachter
Wedbush
FedEx Corp
United Parcel Service Inc
Medco
Keith Ashmus
Frantz Ward
Cleveland
MPA
The
Association of Magazine Media
FedEx
UPS
Ton
Stifel Nicolaus
Postal Service
Keep pets warm in winter warns PETA
PETA advises keeping dogs and outdoor animals indoors during freezing conditions to prevent frostbite dehydration and hunger. Wipe animals after snow, avoid salt exposure, provide extra food, shelter, and veterinary care, and help strays contact Animal Services if needed.
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PETA
J.palmer
Roswell-Record.com
Armed Robber Attempts Dairy Queen Heist No Injuries
A man with a handgun confronted an assistant manager at Dairy Queen around 11:30 p.m. Friday. He fired a shot into the ground or air, but the employee thwarted the robbery by throwing aprons. No money was taken and no one was harmed. suspect described as a male in dark clothes with ski mask.
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Dairy Queen
Roswell
Police Department
Travis Holley
Lea County Sheriff Coffman Found Dead At Home
Lea County Sheriff Rod Coffman was found dead in his Hobbs home Sunday night from a self inflicted gunshot wound. State police responded to a 911 call around 11 30 p m and discovered the sheriff in his bedroom as investigators probe a possible suicide.
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Lea County
Hobbs
Rod Coffman
Robert McDonald
McDonald
Hobbs Police Department
New Mexico
Coffman
Santa FE
U.S
Thieves loot CDs and cards in city vehicle and home thefts
Police investigated cases on South Jackson Avenue and South Monroe Avenue after a thief entered a car stealing two hundred CDs in two cases valued at 1 000 dollars and a wallet with a driver's license two social security cards and ten credit cards. A third report covered a burglary on North Michigan Avenue with multiple items removed.
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South Jackson Avenue
South
Monroe Avenue
North Michigan Avenue
Police recover laptops after break in at Pecos Valley Real Estate
Police respond to a break in at 411 S. Main Pecos Valley Real Estate where a window worth 450 dollars is broken. A note from a former Colorado police officer apologized for trespass and offered insurance payment for repairs. Damaged fence and dumpster fire reported on 1600 block of South Cahoon Avenue. Crime Stoppers 888-594-TIPS.
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Pecos Valley Real Estate
S. Main
Colorado
Cahoon Avenue
Pearl Harbor survivors share stories of attack
Pearl Harbor survivors recall the 1941 raid as 70th anniversary ceremonies unfold in Hawaii. Clarence Pfundheller, then 21, manned a five inch anti aircraft gun as smoke filled the sky. Also noted are interments of ashes from USS Utah and a Hawaii parade with Sen. Inouye as grand marshal.
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Honolulu
Clarence Pfundheller
Maryland
Pfundheller
Iowa
Navy
National Park Service
College of the Ozarks
Hawaii
Waikiki
Kalakaua Avenue
Sen
Daniel Inouye
Italy
Real estate investment cautions from risky schemes
Beware buy now pay later pitches that promise little or no initial investment. They ignore costs of maintenance vacancies and liquidity. Seek help from a reputable local broker to make informed investment decisions based on local values and trends. Call today.
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Lee Soucy
Utah
Ford Island
Soucy
Plainview
Texas
Eastion
Noble Finance
Connie DeNio
Karla” Noriega
Charice
Rick
Julie
R. Cory Beck
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Sasce
USA
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P.O. Bax
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