USPS Holidays
2010 United States Postal Service Holidays
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We have all done it before. You walk out to the US mailbox to check the mail, only to realize once you are there that it is a USPS holiday and the mail isn’t running. Or perhaps you drive all the way across town to the post office to ship a package, only to find that the post office is closed. Nobody wants to waste time just because they are uncertain whether the United States Postal service is running. The worst case scenario being that something you have put off sending has now become very urgent, only to find that the US post office isn’t open. If it’s a holiday, or even approaching holiday time, and you are not sure whether the USPS has service running on that day, let’s save you the trouble of making that trip to the mailbox or to the post office by looking at the USPS holidays.
2010 USPS Holiday List
January 1 - New Years Day
January 18 - Martin Luther King Jr's Birthday
February 15 - Presidents Day
May 31 - Memorial Day Holiday
July 5 - Independence Day 4th Of July
September 6 - Labor Day Holiday
October 11 - Columbus Day
November 11 - Thanksgiving Day
December 24 - Christmas Day
January 1 2011 - New Years Day
January 1st, New Year’s Day
January 19th, Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday
President’s Day (A holiday that celebrates two of the United States’ greatest presidents, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln), 3rd Monday in February.
Memorial Day (A day of remembrance for the veterans who have fought and died in war), last Monday of May each year
July 4th, Independence Day
Labor Day (A day that celebrates hard working citizens and the symbolic end of summer), 1st Monday of September each year
October 12th, Columbus Day (A day celebrating the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the Americas)
November 11th, Veterans Day (A day to honor military veterans)
Thanksgiving Day, 4th Thursday of each November
December 25th, Christmas Day
Aside from these ten holidays, you can expect the USPS service to be up and running. Holidays are a great time for happiness, celebration, and remembrance. Unfortunately, along with the good times can also come a fair share of stress. Fortunately, as long as you keep the above USPS holiday dates in mind, shipping will not be a hassle. At the very least you saved yourself a trip to the mailbox and or post office when the service is not running.
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