Postal Locations

what a worthless service. I am advised by many senders that my address is invalid and they have returned their mail to me. I have had this address for around 20 years why is in invalid NOW?

Lady with the yellow hair was a b*** to me. I understood what she was telling me but she coulda been nicer

Postmaster Randy ~ you have not heard from me yet about the posting in Haugen about keys and other such dribble......Sometime common sense must trump policy and here is why I think that to be true. Haugen post office is unique that it serves as the heart of the village. It is a place to gather sometimes to catch up with the lake people when they return, the Boy Scouts to hear of their experiences at Camp Phillips, we can check in with who is ill today and when one lady or another elderly person does not show up for several days the word is put out and they are checked on. Joan Smith and Rose Brunclik following Joan built the Haugen office up and I think was a profit making office. Once Tracy took the full day away the bank suffered, bulk mailers and others took their business elsewhere, hurting the "heart of the village". In today's world there is not much eye contact or verbal communication ~ most have their heads down looking a a phone...........the prior women and you too Randy when in Haugen have always greeted people at the window even if just getting their mail - with their key. Now I do know I personally have been spoiled over the years when I don't have my key, often, I know, and I thought the snotty posting about keys and mail was directly at me I was so pleased to know and hear about others too! So I was not the only one spoiled! It is to bad we have to a stepping stone for the ones who want career positions. We need someone who wants to be in Haugen, and who fits in with the special and unique office e have - it is like the Ceska Opera House, it is a gem in this crazy techie world - we would like it to stay that way. We don't need a 2 hour person from Sarona in a 4 hour position of Rice Lake's..........(I did learn about the system over the years from Joan and Rose) telling us what policy is. We know it, but common sense trumps policy sometimes, and it is a good thing.

We've had a piece of mail delivered to us about a couple months ago that had belonged to our neighbor. No biggy. This weekend(Sat) we received the neighbor's mail once again. This was ALL his/her mail. We didn't even get ours! I went to give their mail to them and check if they had received ours. NOPE! They had their neighbors mail! Right down the line! Most likely the whole block! How does something like this happen? No, excuse for this! I was waiting for a package that was to come and the shippers site said it was delivered? Where did it go?

Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds... Guess this doesn't apply in Wisconsin - where a little bit of ice and slush will prevent them from getting out of their trucks and delivering the mail....