Mr. Wolverton, who was born in Greenpoint 57 years ago, delivered papers as a teenager.
He herds his dog back inside, then sits down to reminisce about how, as a youth, he too delivered papers.
Natalie didn't know how to drive a stick-shift so she took driving lessons from a boy who delivered papers in the neighborhood.
But that night an unwanted visitor arrived: a process server delivered papers that ordered Mrs. Bagnarol and her family to get out.
At a gathering for Mr. Needham last month, a couple of dozen leading computer scientists delivered papers in Cambridge as a tribute to their colleague.
Dr. Lloyd Motz & Dr. R. H. Wilson, Jr., who had both delivered papers that morning on the likelihood that intelligent life may exist elsewhere in the universe.
There was one house in particular that I delivered papers to, and at the end of the month I went to collect my money.
I delivered papers in the evening from my bicycle, and as the year grew late I was often overtaken by my fear of the dark.
He also delivered papers to the Architectural Association, and to the Royal Institute of British Architects.
In more developed parts of the country, publishers delivered papers by truck to local carriers in outlying towns.
A federal law that went into effect in October lets banks process more checks electronically, avoiding a need to deliver paper checks to one another.
