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‘It’s time to hang up the satchel’

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Mail carrier Jim Weith gets a hug from his grandson as he exits his truck on his final in day on the job. Weith retired from the Woodstock Post Office after a 38-year career. Independent photos by andrew rousey

Mail carrier Jim Weith retires after 38 years By Eileen Millard news@thewoodstockindependent.com Chances are, if you’re a longtime Woodstock resident, you’ve had your mail delivered by mail carrier Jim Weith […]

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