The letter carrier known as 'Mailman Kyle' has been delivering mail in his hometown for almost two and a half years. As his truck rolls down the street, it's just a postal truck to the casual observer. But these days, it's also a lifeline.
A single white truck rolls down the desolate streets of Colerain Township, outside of Cincinnati, Ohio. Residents sheltering from the coronavirus peer from their windows, some waving as the truck makes its rounds.
To the casual observer, it's just a postal truck. But these days, it's also a lifeline, and the mailman driving the truck, Kyle West, delivers much more than letters.A mail route in distressIt started about five weeks ago with a conversation that West, 23, had with an elderly person on his route who needed toilet paper. On his own time, the mailman went to a nearby store to pick up the goods.
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