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After Postmaster won’t renew lease USPS closes post office under “emergency suspension”

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Post Office lease expires June 30, 2014 –USPS closing June 20, 2014 (today)

BUCKINGHAM TWP. – The U.S. Post Office on Starlight Lake Road will be going into an “emergency suspension” and will no longer be operating as of Saturday, June 21, said an official Wednesday.

Postmaster Roni Allen is the lease holder of the office, which is located in her house. She won’t be renewing the lease.

The office has been at that location for about 60 years and Starlight has had a post office since 1886.

A community meeting is scheduled for 5:45 p.m. Wednesday, July 16, at the Northern Wayne Fire Hall, to see what will be done in the future.

If there is a need the postal service could put another office nearby, said said U.S. Postal Service spokeswoman Karen Mazurkiewicz.

The spokeswoman added that the service wants to continue to serve the community.

Allen and two drivers with delivery routes will work out of the post office in Lakewood, about five miles away, Mazurkiewicz said.

The move will impact the workers who will have the extra drive to Lakewood and the Starlight post office box customers, who also will have to travel to Lakewood, Mazurkiewicz said.

Starlight carriers make about 175 mail box deliveries. Those customers won’t be affected because the carriers’ routes aren’t being changed, Mazurkiewicz said.

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1 thoughts on “After Postmaster won’t renew lease USPS closes post office under “emergency suspension”

  1. Five miles is nothing , probably should have been closed years ago….carriers in my office drive 15-20 miles to start their routes

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