An Oneida woman is going the extra mile for the people that go the extra mile for all of us during the holiday season: the folks who deliver all your packages.
The classic boxy mail truck you are used to may be on it's way to extinction. The United States Postal Service is working to get rid of the whole fleet of trucks that have been in service for the past 27 years.
Today, February 4, is National Mail Carrier Appreciation Day, so we salute those you bring bills upon bills, and happier things like birthday cards and magazines.
The USPS delivers millions of letters and packages a day. But this postal carrier seems want to make his deliveries as quickly as possibly, without regard to the care of the packages.
When I was born, a postage stamp cost $0.15 cents and as a kid, I remember when the price of a stamp was just a quarter. Not the case now, just this past month the cost to zip off a letter went up to $0.46 cents, but that's not enough to get our ailing Post Office out of trouble. I've always loved getting mail on at least one weekend day (Saturdays), but come August, just like the Pony Express and