U.S. Postal Service controversy threatens Alaska’s Bypass Mail program
The program, unique within the United States, is a lifeline for remote communities in the Arctic and elsewhere in Alaska.
Amid furor about the Trump administration shakeup of the U.S. Postal Service, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy sparked an Alaska-specific controversy when he mentioned the state’s unique Bypass Mail program as something that was “on the table” for reevaluation.
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