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Letter carriers fight for a fair contract and privatization. Letter carriers threw candy, beads, and mini hats to Allentown community...

Branch 274 watches Phantoms kick butt!

Reserve your ticket for March 1 at 7:05PM! Doors open at 6PM. Branch 274 will be in a suite to watch the game. Bring a plus one (you will...

February 11, 2025 meeting is cancelled.

Google Meet set for Friday, January 24, 2025, at 8:30PM.

Hot meal served at Branch 274 meeting on Tuesday, December 10 at 7:45PM. 50/50 raffle to support MDA! Special Guest: Bill Kriebel,...

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Take a look at several platforms rallying letter carriers to VOTE NO!

Members voted 66-0 to pass a resolution to Vote No in the upcoming Tentative Agreement.

Bill Kriebel, (middle), will run for region 12 Business Agent in 2026. The 2026 NALC National Election is gearing up to be contested...

A Google Meet session is scheduled for Thursday, October 24, 2024, at 8PM. A link for the meeting is below. Please put your full name to...

Active and retired members joined forces to picket for a Tentative Agreement. Honk!

Nominations for next year's trainings will be held on November 12, 2024, at our general branch meeting. This serves as official notice to...

APWU members showed up in force to demand a fair contract and better staffing and service standards. Assembling the line. Kim Miller of...

Letter Carrier Pledge to Vote secures your voice in a possible tentative agreement and the 2026 NALC National Election.

Three Lehigh Valley Letter Carrier Branches unite for a day at the ballpark. Retiree Ron Camelli, Branch 254 President Bill Kriebel, and...

Delegates represented Branch 274 throughout the week of August 5-9. Check out our article below! Branch 274 with a "funny face" pic with...

If you would like a ticket, please contact President Tom Cser. Branch 274, Branch 254 Bethlehem, and Branch 389 Easton proudly present...

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Letter carriers throughout the country are looking for change and transparency.