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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Dec. 27, 2007

Contact: Patrick Murphy
(O) 703 996 8701
(C) 571 296 0642
PMurphy2@usps.gov

usps.com/news

Northern Virginia Open Dec. 31, Some Closing Early

Northern Virginia — Post Offices will be open Dec. 31, but some will shorten lobby hours New Year’s Eve. Regular mail delivery for Dec. 31 will be unaffected by the change.

Many businesses close early New Year’s Eve, and the number of customers visiting Post Office lobbies greatly diminishes. As such, all Post Offices will close retail operations early Dec. 31 at 12:00 noon with the exception of the following offices:

Alexandria Main Office
1100 Wythe Street
Alexandria VA  22313
Closes at 5:00 pm

Chantilly Branch
410 Brookfield Corp Dr.
Chantilly VA  20151
Closes at 5:00 pm

Merrifield Post Office
8409 Lee Highway
Merrifield VA  22116
Closes at 5:00 pm

Winchester Main Office
340 N. Pleasant Valley Rd Winchester VA  22601
Closes at 5:00 pm

Fredericksburg M.O.
600 Princess Anne St.
Fredericksburg VA 22401
Closes at 5:00 pm

Falmouth Branch
16 Lichfield Blvd.
Fredericksburg VA 22406
Closes at 5:00 pm

Mall Station
420 Spotsylvania Mall
Fredericksburg VA 22407
Closes at 2:30 pm

College Station
1285 Jeff. Davis Hwy.
Fredericksburg VA 22401 Closes at 2:30 pm

Revised hours will be posted at each Post Office. To obtain the phone number of a specific Post Office, customers may call 1-800-ASK-USPS. Commercial customers are asked to check with their Bulk Mail Acceptance Unit for Dec. 31 hours of operation.

Post Offices will be closed Jan. 1. Express Mail will be delivered New Year’s Day and regular mail delivery will resume Jan. 2.

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