Plan to cut post offices jeered
A federal plan to consolidate seven post offices in the Bronx is getting a thumbs-down from elected officials and local residents. "We are the fastest-growing borough in the City of New York, and there
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Aug 27, 2009, 10:40 PM
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A federal plan to consolidate seven post offices in the Bronx is getting a thumbs-down from elected officials and local residents.
"We are the fastest-growing borough in the City of New York, and there is a great need for postal services here," says Deputy Borough President Aurelia Greene.
The U.S. Postal Service, which says its revenue is down sharply, is expected to make a final decision on the consolidation plan Oct. 2.
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