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Herald’s switch to mail delivery does not serve readers

I am very disappointed with The Herald’s change to deliver of the daily paper by the U.S. Mail.

Our mail usually does not arrive until 8 p.m. or 9 p.m., and lately it does not get delivered at all for days at a time. Getting the paper several days to a week late is not very useful.

I do not like reading the paper online. It is slow and awkward, and I cannot carry it around with me.

I am trying it, but I do not like it!

The Herald has asked its readers to support it, but the Herald is not supporting the needs of its readers.

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Hank Missel

Langley

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