The City That Never Sleeps Will No Longer Be Able To Buy Those Annoying One- And Two-Cent Stamps To Keep Up With The Postal Service’s Frequent Rate Increases

That said, the 24-hour window was beginning to attract the wrong kind of crowd:

The James A. Farley Post Office across from Penn Station will close its 24-hour windows to save money, starting May 9.

“That’s horrible,” said Jeff Garret, 25, a custodian from Manhattan. “When you need to get your mail off, you need to get it off.”

Location Scout: James A. Farley Post Office.