Cleveland, OH—Post Offices in the Canton and 446 ZIP Code service area will be open Christmas Eve, Thursday, Dec. 24, but will shorten retail lobby hours, some closing as early as noon. Please check with your local Post Office for its Christmas Eve hours. Customers may also call 1-800-ASKUSPS for information about specific Post Offices.

The main Canton Post Office, 2650 Cleveland Ave. NW, will be open until 4 p.m.; the Automated Postal Center is available 24/7.

Offices in the 446 ZIP Code area that will maintain normal retail operations are:

• Beloit Post Office, 13666 Main St.
• Bolivar Post Office, 164 Canal Ave.
• Bowerstown Post Office, 212 Main St.
• Brewster Post Office, 120 Main St. SW
• Charm Post Office, 44440 State Route 557
• Deersville Post Office, 205 ½ Main St.
• Fredericksburg Post Office, 147 Water St.
• Glenmont Post Office, 125 Main St.
• Greentown Post Office, 9635 Cleveland Ave.
• Holmesville Post Office, 201 S. Millersburg St.
• Killbuck Post Office, 182 W. Front St.
• Lakeville Post Office, 13989 State Route 226
• Leesville Post Office, 115 S. Water St.
• Massillon Post Office, 333 Erie St. E
• Mechanicstown Post Office, 7077 Salinesville Rd. NE
• Middlebranch Post Office, 7940 Middlebranch Rd.
• Millersburg Post Office, 56 S. Washington St.
• Mineral City Post Office, 8618 N. High St.
• Minerva Post Office, 112 W. High St.
• North Georgetown, 27416 Main
• North Lawrence, 3930 Alabama Ave. NW
• Robertsville Post Office, 11315 Lincoln St. SE
• Sebring Post Office, 196 W. Ohio Ave
• Sherrodsville Post Office, 27 Sherrod Ave.

Mail will be delivered on December 24. There will be no mail delivery on December 25, although Express Mail will be delivered in most major metropolitan areas. Normal delivery and retail operations resume Saturday, December 26.

In addition, mail should be deposited into blue collection boxes by the last collection time noted, or noon, which ever is earliest, for pick-up on Dec. 24.

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