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Rutland mayor urges USPS to reverse decision to close post office

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RUTLAND, Ohio — Rutland Mayor Tyler M. Eblin is calling on the United States Postal Service to reverse its decision to permanently close the Rutland Post Office.

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Rutland mayor urges USPS to reverse decision to close post office

RUTLAND, Ohio — Rutland Mayor Tyler M. Eblin is calling on the United States Postal Service to reverse its decision to permanently close the Rutland Post Office.

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