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MerrygCalendar Everyone surely longs for the warmth that the holiday season brings, especially in a country known to celebrate Christmas as a tight-knit community. Holiday shopping at bazaars and fairs, Christmas carols around the neighborhood, homecoming reunions, pamamasko and gift-giving may hav
arrow Bayard Street in Chinatown. David Cruz On a recent Wednesday morning, Chinatown appeared a bit more desolate than it did during pre-pandemic times — "For Rent" signs hung on shuttered storefronts and outdoor dining annexes were nearly empty, all in sharp contrast to the strings of festive Lunar New Year lanterns hanging over the once-lively streets. “It is likely to take a multi-year, multi-phase [recovery plan] to get back to 2019 level, much like the 1918 pandemic, which took a decade,” Wellington Chen, executive director of the Chinatown Partnership (which works ...
Mike Richmond, Chief Revenue Officer (Carriers) at Doddle shares his thoughts on the challenges of the Universal Service Obligation and the importance of parcel consolidation for postal operators. “There’s something about a universal service obligation that fascinates. It partly feels like a custom from a different era – it’s frankly incredible that many of the practices of 100+ years ago still work to deliver us mail today. And yet, the universal service obligation still seems a fundamental part of the identity of a post. You just need to look at the community response of posts to C...
Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team An Post has announced they are to revive the free postcards scheme for Irish households. The company is to inviting the nation to Brighten up January with a two new free postcards to be delivered to every home from next week. The large format postcards are postage paid for delivery within Ireland and each household will receive two cards – one with a printed design and one blank for decorating by customers of all ages. An Post’s first free postcard initiative launched in March last year proved hugely p...
Every home in Ireland will receive two postcards, one with a printed design and one which will be blank so it can be decorated by An Post customers of all ages. Most importantly, the postcards - five million of them in total - are free and come with postage paid, for free delivery to whomever it is wished to send them to. Postcards will be delivered to homes, homeless hubs, nursing/care homes and prisons nationwide from next Wednesday, 20 January. Commenting on the return of the free postcard initiative, Julie Gil of An Post said: “As we continue to support each other by staying apart and s...