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Positive stories about the USPS and its employees
Heroic bystanders work together to save Indiana post office custodian’s life
OSCEOLA, Ind. (WNDU)- An Osceola man is lucky to be alive after two co-workers and a complete stranger stepped in to provide aid when he went into cardiac arrest. Continue reading
Postal carrier helps save elderly woman in California house fire
LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Each morning the envelopes get sorted as Christine Garcia prepares for her route in Whittier.
The deliveries came to a sudden and urgent stop a few weeks ago when she sensed trouble at a home on Tigrina Avenue. Continue reading
Letter Carriers Recognized as Heroes of the Year
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, 2018 — Letter carriers who rescued people from raging house fires, saved numerous Houston-area residents from Hurricane Harvey’s raging flood waters and cornered a burglar who had terrified a young girl, are among those to be honored Sept. 26. Continue reading
Employee marks 66 years of postal work
Los Angeles Mail Handler Willie Clemmons, 91, recently marked 66 years as a postal employee. Continue reading
No good deed goes unpunished: PA letter carrier faces discipline for rescuing elderly customer
A Pennsylvania letter carrier who helped rescue a customer faces discipline for spending too much time rescuing the elderly woman, who had collapsed in her home. Continue reading
Mailman helped save Kentucky business (and 3 dogs) from being consumed by fire
OVINGTON, Ky. — When Michelle Kirn smelled burning plastic inside her workshop on Aug. 8, she didn’t immediately realize the upper floor of Grainwell was on fire. Continue reading
Postal Worker Saves 16-Year-Old From Sex Traffickers In Sacramento
SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A 16-year-old girl is home safe with her family after an unlikely hero — postal carrier Ivan Crisostomo — saved her from sex trafficking. Continue reading
Manhattan Mailman Delivers Final Heartfelt Message Ahead Of Retirement
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – A United States Postal Service mailman in Manhattan, who once was a firefighter in South Korea, is retiring. Continue reading
After Over 60 Dutiful Years, He’s Retiring at 89
When David Rodriguez first began at the U.S. Post Office Department in 1958, employees would show up and have to wait until work was available, resulting in 12- to 15-hour days with minimal pay. Not until 1963, with President Kennedy’s executive order, did federal employees have the right to even limited collective bargaining. Continue reading
