Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a federal holiday, but some shipping and delivery services may still be operational. Here's what we know.

Along with the USPS, UPS will also be closed on Monday, Jan. 20, 2025. According to the website, there won't be ground, air or international service on that date. Some UPS Store locations may be open on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, however customers are encouraged to check local hours before going. Find and confirm UPS hours right here.

Here is everything you need to know about the post office, mail delivery, FedEx, UPS and Amazon on the holiday. Those who are hoping to stop at the post office that day will have to wait until Tuesday, Jan. 21, to visit. People who want to send out mail on MLK Day will also have to wait until Tuesday.

Some businesses will be open and services will be available in New Jersey and the surrounding region on Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2025, but some will be closed

Call to Service provides important support to the community and offers a chance to start 2025 by reflecting on King's inspiring commitment to service.

Delivery services, such as FedEx and UPS, will have modified operations on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. FedEx Freight, FedEx Office, FedEx Custom Critical and FedEx Logistics are open, according to the FedEx website. Some UPS stores may be open while only critical services will be in operation.

Martin Luther King Jr ... The United States Postal Service will be closed Monday, so there will be no regular mail deliveries. Other delivery services, including United Parcel Service and FedEx ...

While most government functions will not be operating on Monday, most grocery stores, big box stores and restaurants will remain open. Major chain stores such as Target, Costco, Walmart, The Home Depot, Jewel-Osco and Mariano's will remain open on the holiday.

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The civil rights icon had visited Temple Beth-El in 1967 and delivered a speech in which he denounced inequality, violence on the domestic front and conflict overseas in Vietnam.

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