Posts Tagged ‘post office’
Mailing it in
25Sep20
It’s adorable how people still refer to Nov. 3 as “Election Day.” We’ve had “early voting” for a couple of years, which began the process of diluting the meaning of Election Day. Now, with the totally unnecessary concept of “mail-in voting,” we’re told that we may not even know the result of the presidential election […]
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Tags: 2020, Anthony Fauci, ballots, cash, COVID-19, early voting, Election Day, elections, Franklin MA, Humor, lottery, mail, mail-in voting, Mark Sardella, Massachusetts, November 3, Opinion, post office, presidential election, Teresa Burr, USPS, voter fraud, voting, Wakefield Daily Item, Wakefield MA
Let’s be clear
26Aug16
To paraphrase the late, great Dan Hicks, “How can we miss them when they won’t go away?” Just when you thought it was safe to go to the Post Office on Saturday morning, they’re back like a bad penny – or three or four of them. The Wakefield Civic League, those guardians of our local […]
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Tags: Albion Cultural Exchange, Board of Selectmen, Boston Globe Spotlight Team, correspondence, Dan Hicks, Gov. Charlie Baker, government, Hallmark Health, Humor, information, Jean Nicholson, KENO, letters, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Lottery Commission, News, Opinion, Paul DiNocco, Politics, post office, Rep. Donald Wong, Rep. Paul Brodeur, town hall, Town of Wakefield, transparency, Wakefield Civic League, Zoning Board of Appeals
