The United States Postal Service has decided to stop mail processing in Zanesville. Columbus District Manager Joshua Colin says local processing will be consolidated into the Columbus Processing and Distribution Center. This decision will affect 11 employees who will be moved to the Columbus facility. Colin says on August 9th of 2010 the Postal Service advised local leaders of their intent to conduct a feasibility study and after a review Colin says it is in the best interest of the U.S....
Snow and icy conditions can pose health hazards to your local mail carrier.
Zanesville Postmaster Steve Williams says the postal service is asking customers to help keep paths free of snow and ice for the safe delivery of mail. Injuries of carriers increase during winter months, which in turn, take their toll on employees.
"Most of the time it is some kind of slip, typically an elbow injury or a hand injury, unfortunately every once in a while you have a head injury,...
The US Postal Service is attempting to make deliveries, but a spokesperson says deliveries can only be made to areas that are safe and passable.
Post offices could not open and deliveries could not be made in the following zip code service areas: 430, 431, 433, 437, 438, 456, and 457.
The Postal Service is asking that people have patience. The snow has slowed mail delivery, and it is asking people to either clear a path for their walking carrier or clear the mound in front of...
Starting November 16, you may notice some changes when it comes to how your mail is delivered.
The Postal Service announced Monday that residents in Zanesville, Barnesville, Byesville and Roseville may have a new mail carrier or see a change in the time their mail is delivered.
Those four offices have reviewed and changed their routes in order to make them more efficient, due to rising costs.
The Postal Service says declining mail volumes, fluctuating fuel costs...
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