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9:30AM - 4:30PM
2 Low Rd, Sharon
Post Offices
8AM - 1PM 2:30 - 5PM
33 Century Blvd, Millerton
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“Standard small town no-tech post office with friendly local employees. Hallmark cards available for sale, covering all occasions, next to displayed shipping supplies. Many post office boxes available. A bulletin board displays local announcements and events. Parking lot outside PROBLEMATIC because a bi-directional street traverses it, so be very careful when arriving and when pulling out.”
8:30AM - 1PM 2 - 5PM
5 Miner St, Falls Village
Post Offices
“THEY ARE GREAT AT THIS OFFICE! PERSONABLE, ACCOMMODATING AND WONDERFUL TO WORK WITH. IT WASN'T ALWAYS THE CASE. THE LAST POSTMASTER AT THIS BRANCH WAS A MISERABLE TYRANT!!! I AM SO GLAD THEY HAVE THE NEW POSTMASTER, SHE IS GREAT! I LOVE THE STAFF THERE.”
10AM - 12PM 1 - 5PM
18 Main St, Wassaic
Post Offices
“I've had wonderful experiences at this post office the past few years, the employees are always so helpful and friendly and have assisted me in sending some really complicated and kind of silly international packages. Recently, a package was sort of lost/stuck somewhere in the USPS network and instead of waiting on hold for hours trying to figure out what was going on, I headed down to my friendly neighborhood post office and they were familiar with the issue and took action right away! Thanks for everything!!”
8:30AM - 1PM 2 - 5PM
22 Main St, Salisbury
Post Offices
8AM - 1PM 2:30 - 5PM
3296 NY-343, Amenia
Post Offices
2 - 5PM 8:30AM - 1PM
18A Kent Rd S, Cornwall Bridge
Post Offices
10AM - 1PM 2 - 5PM
11 Co Rd 8, Ancramdale
Post Offices
9:30AM - 1PM 2 - 4:30PM
408 Sharon-Goshen Turnpike, West Cornwall
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“Despite Christmas' rush, personable and efficient staff. Numerous post office boxes of varying sizes for rental. Not much stamp stock on premises. Packaging supplies and greetings cards on sale in the lobby. Easiest access is by the shopping plaza rather than the tight ingress from Low Road.”