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Eazy Express, a company based in Sault Ste. Marie, holds the subcontract on the mail route in Eastview, a few kilometres east of Kingston. Eazy Express beat other tenders when the contract came up for review, and took over the route last Monday. [Ted Brooks] said he serves 3,500 addresses on five ru...

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Published inKingston Whig-standard (1993)
Main Author Treanor, Nick
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Kingston, Ont Postmedia Network Inc 24.08.1996
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Brooks, Ted
Wilson, Guy
EASTVIEW
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ISSN1197-4397

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Summary:Eazy Express, a company based in Sault Ste. Marie, holds the subcontract on the mail route in Eastview, a few kilometres east of Kingston. Eazy Express beat other tenders when the contract came up for review, and took over the route last Monday. [Ted Brooks] said he serves 3,500 addresses on five rural routes in Kingston. Sorting and delivering mail, he said, requires a high number of very simple movements. Until staff can make those movements automatically, he said, delivery will take a little longer. Slow mail delivery might not be Brooks' problem alone. [Guy Wilson] and [Vince Cox] both said the mail service has been poor for a couple of weeks, and Eazy Express only started Monday.
ISSN:1197-4397