Year 5 is under way !

On August 8, 2010 we began our fifth year of service with the Washington Post. A number of things have changed in that time with the biggest being the continued expansion of our area with the Post.
In the good ole days we (Crystal Clear Delivery) were responsible for Luray(22835) and parts of Page County. There were four managers that held the same posistion as myself back then but now there is just us. The towns of
Stanley (22851),
Shenandoah (22849),
New Market (22844),
Edinburg (22824)
Mount Jackson (22842),
Woodstock (22664),
Bryce Mountain/Bayse (22810),
Quicksburg(22847),
Toms Brook (22660),
Maurertown (22644),
Fishers Hill (22626),
Strasburg (22657 & 22641),
Star Tannery (22654)
Orkney Springs (22845)
and Rileyville (22650) have all joined the family!

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