Join the Greater Boston PCC for our “Celebrity Video Podcast Series” where we chat with a local personality and discuss how they utilize the United States Postal Service.  George Kippenhan, USPS Supervisor, Customer Service Support, will be the host for this event.

Join us on Thursday, March 19th at 10:00 am where our guest will be Nick "Fitzy" Stevens, radio host, writer, and content producer from Braintree, MA.

 March 19, 2026 – 10:00 am

via Zoom

This Webinar is free to attend

Guest - Nick "Fitzy" Stevens

In January 2026, the stage at the Access Broadway Competition once again welcomed two extraordinary young performers from Massachusetts — Scotty Kippenhan (16) and Adrianna Kunevich (15), the Greater Boston Postal Customer Council’s National Anthem singers.

Four years earlier they achieved the Platinum award performing "It Ain't Me Babe", the highest honor awarded at the competition. Platinum is not simply a top score. It is the highest achievement possible at Access Broadway — reserved for performances that demonstrate exceptional artistry, technical excellence, and emotional impact. It represents the very best.

Once again in 2026, Scotty and Adrianna received the Platinum award with their rendition of "Falling Slowly".  The Greater Boston Postal Customer Council could not be more proud of Scotty and Adrianna. They represent excellence, commitment, and the very best of our community’s young performers.

We look forward to welcoming Scotty and Adrianna back to perform at National PCC Day in September — where we know they will once again inspire us all.

Link to their performance: Access Broadway Platinum 2026

The Massachusetts / Rhode Island district has been working hard to bring our staffing levels where they need to be.  We currently need to hire more than 700 carriers across MA & RI. It isn’t easy trying to find new ways to think outside the box and spread the word that we’re hiring. We’ve set up hundreds of hiring events at Post Offices across the district, we had a flash mob that got network TV coverage, we’ve attended channel 25 Zip trips, purchased billboards, radio ads, newspaper articles and plenty of banners. We’ve had tables set up at sporting events and races, food pantries, Masshire events, county fairs, high school job fairs and more. Despite our aggressive recruitment efforts, we are still battling to keep up with retirements fill positions, especially in the carrier craft.

We have several entry level positions available ranging from clerks & letter carriers to mail handlers and administrative staff that require no experience and include on-the-job training as needed.  The Postal Service offers competitive wages, outstanding benefits, and opportunities for career advancement. Continuing education and skills building courses are available to qualified individuals at no cost to them. 

If you or someone you know is interested in a job with the Postal Service, stop by your local Post Office and speak with someone today.

Or you can go to usps.com/careers and search, by state, for available jobs near you. Then use your laptop to apply from the comfort of your own home.

Mail Through the Years

Presented at Hancock Park Rehabilitation & Nursing Center

Quincy, MA

Greater Boston PCC