Kelli Miller is a local journalist based in Norwich, New York. She writes for the Mid York Concert Band and her work has also appeared in wikiHow. Kelli covers a range of topics, including local events, community news, business updates, and human interest stories.
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Kelli Miller's coverage is primarily focused on local events, community news, agriculture, government, and holidays in the United States with a specific focus on New York and Norwich. She seems to be interested in stories related to family & relationships as well as house & home.
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By: Kelli Miller
Last month, Aunt Mary's House received help from Alvogen volunteers. They landscaped the garden beds and cleaned out the basement in preparation to store donated items. Aunt Mary’s House is a home that will provide a safe haven for young mothers to gain opportunities, use resources, and acquire knowledge toward becoming self-sufficient while helping them build a strong future and transition to permanent housing. (Submitted photo)
By: Kelli Miller
During October's Board of Supervisors meeting, The Cooperative Extension and 4-H were recognized for their combined programs with officials proclaiming October, 2024 as “Cooperative Extension and 4-H Month.” Pitcher Board Supervisor Jeffrey Blanchard presented the proclamation to 4-H youth Emily LaClair and Animal Science and Agriculture Educator Victoria Ryan. (Submitted photo)
By: Kelli Miller
On October 15, the Board of Supervisors passed Local Law No. 4 and enacted to improve enforcement and control of Chenango County property in the City of Norwich. ( File photo )
By: Kelli Miller
Norwich resident and Norwich Homes Movement LLC business owner Martha Ryan, has been devoted to buying and fixing up houses in the area for 18 years and invites all to the Community Housing Information session from 5 to 6 p.m., Wednesday, November 6, at the SUNY Morrisville Norwich campus in the community room. Reservations can be emailed to [email protected]. (Submitted photo)
By: Kelli Miller
The Parker Walsh Team is thrilled to host their 2nd annual “Blessing Baskets” and invites the community to be part of the “Heartwarming Happy Hour” event. The basket collection will be from 4:30 to 7 p.m., November 19, in Nina's Pizzeria and Restaurant, located at 32 South Broad Street in Norwich. (Submitted photo)
By: Kelli Miller
On November 12, at 10:40 a.m., the board of supervisors will hold a public hearing regarding the proposal for a new local law imposing an additional Mortgage Recording Tax in Chenango County. (Photo by Tyler Murphy)
Former U.S. Army service member and C.S. Miller Books Owner Jason Miller will hold a Show and Tell event at 7 p.m., November 15, located in the bookshop at 14 Adams Street in Norwich. (Submitted photo)
At the 2024 County Fair, 4-H youth created lavender roller balls from lavender flowers. Upcoming 4-H programs include how to make dog treats from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., November 20, in the Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) Chenango County building located at 99 North Broad Street and a 4-H Pre-Turkey Fun event from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., November 27, at the CCE building located at 99 North Broad Street. (Submitted photo)
By: Kelli Miller
During the November Chenango County Board of Supervisors meeting, a new mortgage recording tax law was passed. The new law “A Local Law Imposing an Additional Mortgage Recording Tax in Chenango County” will take effect January 1, 2025. (file photo)
By: Kelli Miller
Recently, at the November Board of Supervisors meeting, concerns were brought forward regarding a list of property owners’ unpaid water bills. The cost of the unpaid water bills totaled $63,122.07 and included properties in the Hamlet of Guilford Water District, Town of Guilford, Mount Upton Water District, Town of Guilford and South New Berlin Water District and the Village of New Berlin within the Town of New Berlin Water District. The vote was passed to re-levy charges to property owners’ 2025 land taxes. (Photo by Sarah Genter)
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