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7 dead in shooting rampage at postal center

At the first report of this, I must admit I was not shocked or surprised. These types of things certainly seem to be happening with more frequency.
However, the fact that this rampage was from a female sets it apart. I can not recall an incident like this being from a female in the past. Is there significance in this fact? I am really not sure.

7 dead in shooting rampage at postal center: “7 dead in shooting rampage at postal center Updated, 6:45 a.m. Former employee opens fire at mail facility near Santa Barbara, killing six and then herself. Authorities have [...]



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Michigan Postal Worker Dog Bite Injuries


I am often called by Postal Workers and mail carriers to represent them in Michigan dog bite cases.  The postal workers are often the victims of severe dog attacks just by their nature of being out and about in neighborhoods on a daily basis.  As a result of the may unleashed and unrestrained dogs in these neighborhoods, their injuries are all too common. Postal workers have the same rights against the dog owners as everyone else.  They can file civil lawsuits and be compensated for their inju

Gift Card Scandals Galore: Part 2


Gift Card Scandals Galore: Part 2 July 8th, 2008 — Gift Cards, News A former postal worker and Harlingen, Texas resident Richard Anderson Jr., 58, pleaded guilty Thursday to stealing mail from the McAllen main post office. He admitted to stealing gift cards and other valuable items while an employee of the U.S Postal Service. Anderson faces up to 5 years in prison and could be fines as much as $250,000. He also is required to pay restitution for the stolen card of which the exact amount is u

A Baby Falls: The Gift of Near-Disaster


A Baby Falls: The Gift of Near-Disaster When a baby fell from a two-storey window into the arms of a postal worker standing below, how did it impact the lives of the mother, the baby, the postal worker, and anxious parents everywhere? ¶ Posted 03 June 2008 † Jessica Harper § Infants and Toddlers ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: baby falls, Children, maternal, postal worker

try not to bite the hand that the dog bites


while paying his old office a weekend visit, jimsu from katy, texas didn’t catch the original note (or, perhaps, conversation) that precipitated this huffy screed from the mailman… …but he did spot the follow-up from the office smartass. related: this is why your postal worker is disgruntled

The Catch of a LIFEtime!


When one postal worker rushed to an Albany, NY home to drop off a letter, she never expected to be involved in a life changing situation. That’s what happened when Lisa Harrell went to drop off an express letter at an apartment building at 306 Second St. Since priority is given to such mail, Harrell decided to stop by the house 3 hours before her usual time. Her decision to do so resulted in her saving the life of a baby that fell out of a window. Harrell arrived at the house around 11am t

Postal Worker Saves Baby's Life


Things you do not expect to receive in the mail: your baby—who was supposed to be in the same room as you. But, in a tale that gives a whole new meaning to the word “serendipity,” that is precisely what an Albany mother received from her postal worker yesterday morning. Lisa Harrell was walking up to the mother’s house to deliver the mail when she looked up and saw a baby in a second-story window. At that instant, the little girl tumbled 20 feet and landed right in Harrell’s arms—arms which onl

…Camera Mail takes you inside the post office?


Kyle Van Horn’s Camera Mail idea is an interesting one: He sends a disposable camera through the mail attached to a postcard and asks the postal workers to take pictures along the package’s journey. On November 30th, 2003, an oversized postcard holding one disposable camera and a roll of 800 ASA, 27-exposure film was mailed from Lafayette, IN to Santa Monica, CA. A few days later, the postman knocked on the door of my friend and found him answering in his underwear. He did not understand the



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