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Fake letter carrier flees into woods after stealing checks from Ann Arbor collection boxes, police say
Read full article: Fake letter carrier flees into woods after stealing checks from Ann Arbor collection boxes, police sayA fake letter carrier in Ann Arbor fled into a wooded, wetland area after officers confronted him about using a USPS collection box key to steal dozens of pieces of mail that contained checks, police said.
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New Hampshire mail carrier delivers heartwarming notes to graduating students on his route
Read full article: New Hampshire mail carrier delivers heartwarming notes to graduating students on his routeCONCORD, N.H. A mail carrier from New Hampshire found a unique way to honor graduating students along his route. Josh Crowell is delivering congratulatory handwritten notes to Class of 2020 students -- who are unable to celebrate graduation with traditional ceremonies and parties due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. MORE: Coronavirus in Michigan: Heres where we stand as of SundayCrowell says his daughter graduated high school in 2018, so he knows commencements are an important rite of passage. As he saw graduation signs along his work route, he wanted to congratulate the students who cant walk across a stage this year. Crowell delivers Dunkin Donuts gift cards along with the notes, which he signs, Your mailman, Josh.