GREAT CACAPON, WV - The Great Cacapon post office will be cutting hours and services, but not if residents can help it.
Residents say their post office makes a profit, unlike others in the country. They see it as a crucial part of the community.
"You don't cut off your right hand to save your left hand," says resident Ken DeBlasio.
"It's going to be a horrible burden on our community," says Rick Dunn of the Great Cacapon Post Office.
This post office serves as a place for a local book swap program with the Morgan County Public Library.
"It's going to be a horrible burden on our community," says Rick Dunn of the Great Cacapon Post Office.
This post office serves as a place for a local book swap program with the Morgan County Public Library.
It's also a spot where people buy convenience food and donate cloths.
Supporters gathered for a town hall meeting Wednesday evening. County Commissioner Brenda Hutchinson says another meeting has been scheduled at 7:00 p.m. on November 1st at the old elementary school in Great Cacapon.
Supporters gathered for a town hall meeting Wednesday evening. County Commissioner Brenda Hutchinson says another meeting has been scheduled at 7:00 p.m. on November 1st at the old elementary school in Great Cacapon.
Comments
times are tough now a days without the services of the post office its going to really hurt the community why cant the commissioner cut something that needs to be cut........................
brandywine901 b.
October 26, 2012 at 6:43 am
why would they want to do this this is not only hurting the residents but it is taking jobs away from people
brandywine901 b.
October 26, 2012 at 6:41 am
