U.S. Mail unreliable method to deliver Herald

I’ve gotten three papers in the mail in the past week and I live in “downtown Lynnwood” about a half-mile from the Alderwood Manor Post Office!

Each morning they send me a “daily delivery email” that has scanned images of the mail they have for me. And maybe half the time they actually deliver it.

Former President Trump was correct; we do need to defund the post office! Incompetence with no accountability.

Please reconsider using the mail to deliver The Herald.

Jack Hartsock

Lynnwood

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