One of my favorite things to receive is handwritten notes from loved ones. One of my friends from college used to send the ...

Open Microsoft Word and create the body of your letter or email. Click on the Mailings tab and select Start Mail Merge, then choose Letters or Email Messages depending on your needs. Type a New ...

A privatized U.S. mail service is bad for business, bad for the economy. I think our newly elected administration has no concept as to how important the USPS is to commerce everywhere.

In a letter sent with copies of the January and February issue of the Condé Nast-owned magazine, the UK edition of the title also told readers that it had “gone global” and would be ...

The mail can sit. They won’t officially say that, but that’s what we get yelled at for if we bring packages back.” In their letter to DeJoy, Klobuchar and Smith ask for responses to a series ...

Royal Mail has revealed this year’s most wanted Christmas presents, based off the thousands of letters sent by children to Santa. Every year in the run up to Christmas, the Royal Mail launches its ...

View more A Royal Mail spokesperson said mistakes sometimes happen, especially during the busy holiday season. “We deliver up to 35 million letters a day during December and occasionally ...

Royal Mail said mistakes were rare but did happen. "How it got to Penarth instead of Australia is a joke, isn't it," the 60-year-old said. Mr Georgiou spotted the letter over the weekend and saw ...

Other “Operation Santa” participants can adopt the online letters and have gifts sent to the people or families who wrote them. Since mail delays in our area aren’t uncommon, experts say don ...

A private school has sent a letter to parents after the mother and father of a pupil allegedly faked their son's cancer diagnosis to dupe wellwishers out of $60,000. The school in Adelaide's ...

Have you ever wondered what happens to mail that never reaches its destination? The United States Postal Service (USPS) has a ...

She remembers this. I don’t. You recently printed what by my count was my 100th letter to The Globe and Mail, and at the risk of running afoul of your “one letter a month” rule, I thought I ...