Ed, I’d like to answer the recent complaint about late mail delivery. Thee letter carriers would reach area homes much sooner in the day if their shifts started at 7 a.m. instead of 8 or 8:30 a.m. It’s that simple. But the man who runs the post office insists that they start later. And before they hit the streets they must spend about three hours getting their route organized. Blame it on their boss.

Postal madman

I will not! Do you really expect letter carriers to just waltz out onto the streets and try to figure out what letter goes where without pre-sorting before they leave the post office. Get a grip.

— Ed. Note