Sign speaks volumes for safe passage for letter carriers
THINK SNOW SAFETY—The Winchester Post Office Safety and Health Committee is taking proactive steps to enlist the support of customers to make winter mail delivery safer for letter carriers, posting two-foot-by-three-foot signs along strategic areas throughout the community reminding them: “A clean walkway is a safe walkway.” Committee members Rich Stachowski, left, letter carrier, and Clerk Jim Dee post a sign in front of the Post Office to open the winter safety campaign kickoff Monday, Nov. 17.
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