If the U.S. Postal Service stops Saturday delivery in August, ending a 150-year-old practice of bringing mail at least six days a week, it may take a while to get accustomed to weekday-only service. “We’re so used to Saturday deliveries it’s going to be a shock,” Roseburg resident Lloyd Scherbinske said Wednesday. Even so, Scherbinske said he doesn’t believe the loss of one day of mail delivery will have a huge effect on him. “My position is that it won’t make much difference,” he said. The Postal Service announced Wednesday it will end Saturday delivery beginning Aug. 10 to save …
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