From the article: "...Residents on the northeast side of Cedar Rapids say mail tracked through the United States Postal Service’s Informed Delivery system is arriving several days later than expected, in some cases creating financial hardship. ..."
From the article: "...Cedar Rapids postal worker is now officially retired.
Ninety-one-year-old Ernie Topness spent 65 years delivering mail to his community.
Over the weekend, he got a special honor from the city.
Cedar Rapids Mayor Tiffany O’Donnell proclaimed Nov. 29 “Ernest Topness Day” at a ceremony in his honor.
A ceremony in April recognized him as the second-longest tenured letter carrier in the country.
TV9 also spoke with Topness in August after he announced his retirement. ..."
