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By Susan Rowan
' Postmaster, Sperryville
J Do you know what a travel agent has in common with the postal service? They both are experts in planning great adventures. r‘ Just as the travel agent Iwbrks hard at planning the best strategy to get you from point A to point B, so does the postal service strategize to get your mail from its point of origin to its destination — on time every time. >•' Ever wonder how that happens? It may seem like magic, but it’s really good planning and hard work on the part of postal employees. ! • The adventure starts when the sender puts the stamp on the piece of mail and places it itt. the hands of U.S. Postal Service, confident that it will reach its destination.
Hopefully they’ve checked their “ticket,” the address information and postage that appears on the envelope. Service differs according to the level of postage you pay. And just like you won’t make a flight to Denver with a ticket to Florida, your letters need
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