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December 7, 2012 Jackson Hole, State of Idaho, State of Wyoming No Comments
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If you are planning on sending Christmas Cheer through the mail in the form of packages or cards, the US Post Office advises there are some deadlines to be sure the items arrive in time.  Items being sent priority or first class overseas to the military or other international recipients need to be posted by Monday, December 10th and parcel post packages being sent domestically need to be sent by next Friday.  Other deadlines will fall the following week.  Altogether the post office says they will deliver more than 18-billion items this month alone.

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