Residents of Glacier are anxious as postal service disruptions threaten their connectivity, highlighting reliance on the USPS for essential services.
GLACIER, Wash. — The U.S. Postal Service has operated in the remote Whatcom County town of Glacier for 121 years, dating back to the days of the pony express.
Now many wonder whether it will see another century. People like Mike Baxter, who doesn’t let multiple sclerosis keep him from getting around, especially during the holidays with a serious storm on the horizon.
He pedals a specially designed bicycle with his arms to get his errands done in the shadow on an oncoming December
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