> SOUTHERN INDIANA — The News and Tribune asked if it would affect or bother them if the United States Postal Service stopped Saturday delivery, as it proposed Wednesday. See related photos.
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The only thing that comes in the mail is checks, and I take care of all that online. I have everything set for direct deposit and my account information comes in through email. The only thing I really look forward to in the mail is Christmas and birthday cards, but that's nothing that couldn't wait until Monday. Eric Cooke New Albany, 25 Staff photo by Jerod Clapp
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No, not if they're trying to think of ways to decrease their overhead. That's something some other areas of government should think about doing. Justin Taylor New Albany, 25 Staff photo by Jerod Clapp
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Probably not, but I'm not someone who checks their mail that often. But my parents, I think they might be devastated. I just check once a week for bill purposes. I think it would affect older generations more. Tiffanie Shives Jeffersonville, 26 Staff photo by Jerod Clapp
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I guess it doesn't really matter to me. If I was getting a check on Saturday, it would matter. It is kind of weird, though. Jean Harris Pekin, 53 Staff photo by Jerod Clapp
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Mostly, all we get at our house is junk mail on Wednesdays. We don't get much important mail, but when we do, it's usually through the week, like with our prescriptions and stuff like that. Ronnie Dailey New Albany, 59 Staff photo by Jerod Clapp
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