Postal carrier honored for 1 million accident-free miles talks dogs, deliveries and what’s changed
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Dogs of all sizes, kinds and attitudes, of course. Mail carriers and dogs go together like bees and flower gardens or tailgaters and country roads.
But mail carriers like Sherri White of Crossville, Ala., see a lot more than dogs. White talked about the job this spring shortly after earning Postal Service “Club Status” for 1 million miles (or 30-plus years) on the mail route without a preventable accident. It’s a small fraternity with only 13 members among Alabama’s 5,778 mail carriers.
“Seeing it all” is no joke in this job, either. “I had one guy on my mail route one time that really did want me to see him,” White said. “Just about every day.” And, yes, she means see
their own big money figures. california billionaire and environmental activist tom steir put up the word he, too, will put out about $100 million for the coming election psych willing. george soros is planning to use his own money ironically to push for reforms that would undercut the role of big money in access and politics. soros was the only one of the big money players who agreed to appear in our report. of course, he s the one trying to end the system that he and many republicans and democrats agree has made american politics a private playground for the rich. brian ross, abc news, new york. speaking of money, that s exactly what a fourth grade teacher in south carolina found while driving around on monday. sherri white and her son were on the road when she saw something fall off the truck in front of her. they got out and found more than $11,000 in $100 bills. they snapped that quick selfie with the money and then turned it over to the police.