Norton Pushes to Rename Ward 8 Post Office for D.C. Service Members, Veterans

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Norton Pushes to Rename Ward 8 Post Office for D.C. Service Members, Veterans

D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton introduced legislation Tuesday that would rename a Ward 8 post office in honor of District members of the military and veterans.

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