Residents are mad they did not get 60 days notice, which the USPS was supposed to give. The postal service has said it will issue apologies to the town.
"We don't want apologies," said [Erik] Eriksen. "We want the darn mail back, it's very simple."
The town is organizing to get its post office back as soon as possible and it's getting help from the state's congressional delegation, which has committed to working with the town and the postal service to bring back local mail delivery.
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