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Pleaeeese.. Be THANKFUL that there are people that care about our neighborhood and do a wonderful job keeping people posted on the happens around us.... Yes, it may be a federal offense, but what does it really hurt for them to do this? Nothing that I can see. I appreciate it very much and just wish that I could get the newspaper carrier to do the same, especially on rainy days!!!LOL

By Lisa L

Good show, Lisa!!!

Lisa - Great response. I'm including a previous post that I had to show support for your view (albeit my own sarcasm)...have a great day! -Larry

May 30, 2007
First of all, let me say that I appreciate the newsletters, and the work of the CANA volunteers who take the time to deliver them.

With respect to the issue of whether placing a newsletter in a mailbox is a federal offense, I am not an attorney, but as far as I know, that is still an ''official'' law, although I doubt that any court would seriously enforce it, any more than I can imagine a homeowner taking the time and legal expense to prosecute such an outdated law.

If such a concern exists, then maybe a mailbox with a slot and a lock, sold in many places, is an option. I don't think that anyone should feel that they have to go out and buy one of these because the evil newsletter deliverers of CANA are on the prowl, but if it's such a serious issue with someone, it might be an option.

Placing the newsletters on a door are a viable option, although I'm sure that someone will research to see if the ''federal front door law'' has been violated.

Good heavens, it's a neighborhood newsletter delivered by volunteers of a very honorable association.

-By Larry D.



By Larry D.

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