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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 22, 2008

Contact: George B. Flood
Tel: 212-330-3307
george.b.flood@usps.gov

usps.com/news

Mailboxes to be sealed for parade

New York, N.Y. — In the interest of security and public safety, postal officials will seal mail collection boxes at select Manhattan locations along the route for the Turkish Parade. The mail boxes will be sealed after the last collection on Friday, May 23 and reopened on the morning of Tuesday, May 27. All other collection boxes and schedules remain unaffected.

The affected locations are:  

ZIP Code

Collection Box Locations May 23 – May 27

10017

2nd Avenue & 47th Street – Front of Post Office

10017

Madison Avenue & 47th Street – Southwest corner

10017

Park Avenue & 47th Street – Northwest corner

10017

Madison Avenue & 48th Street – Southwest corner

10017

Madison Avenue & 49th Street – Southwest corner

10022

Park Avenue & 55th Street – Northeast corner

10022

Park Avenue & 56th Street –Southeast corner

10022

Park Avenue & 54th Street – Southwest corner

10022

Madison Avenue & 53rd Street – Southeast corner

10022

Madison Ave & 54th Street - Northwest corner

10022

Madison Ave & 55 St - Southeast corner

10022

Madison Ave & 56th Street - Northeast corner

10022

5 Ave & 55th Street - Northeast corner

10022

5 Ave & 56th Street - Southeast corner

Extensive postal information is always available 24/7 online at usps.com.

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