A line of mailboxes at the entrance of the Heritage Hills subdivision in Truesdale serves almost 50 homes. The entrance road is accessed from Veterans Memorial Parkway. Residents of the subdivision …
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A line of mailboxes at the entrance of the Heritage Hills subdivision in Truesdale serves almost 50 homes. The entrance road is accessed from Veterans Memorial Parkway. Residents of the subdivision say they were promised that mailboxes would eventually be moved in front of each home, but now are told one large box unit at the entrance will serve all homes.
