Two Salem letter carriers receive service awards
55 YEARS OF SERVICE—Mark R. Howell, left, officer in charge of Salem Post Office, presented service awards to Letter Carriers James M. Collins, center, 30 years service, and Richard F. Caliri Jr., 25 years, during a recognition ceremony Monday, Nov. 24, in Salem Post Office. In making the presentations, Howell said: “The good reputation enjoyed by the Postal Service is based upon the loyal service of persons like yourself, and I am proud to commend you for your contributions.
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