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
In November, at the Cvfree Church in Norwich, Assistant Scoutmaster Chris Wilkinson pledged Drew Ross Westervelt into the Eagle Scout Court of Honor. (Submitted photo)
By: Kelli Miller
The 4-H Ribbon Wranglers will be hosting the annual Christmas Tea fundraiser event with all proceeds to benefit the hurricane relief efforts in Tennessee and North Carolina. The auction will be held from 6 to 8 p.m., December 6, located at the Chobani Community Center in New Berlin on South Main Street. (Submitted photo)
By: Kelli Miller
Last year, there were about 1,000 in attendance at the New Berlin Christmas Tree lighting event. This year, the 12th annual Christmas Tree lighting event will start at 6 p.m., December 8, located at Hyde Park on North Main Street. (Submitted Photo)
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By: Kelli Miller
Recently, a Norwich High School CARE student and staff member delivered a home meal to a local senior. The home meal delivery collaboration between Chenango County Area Agency on Aging and Norwich High School CARE program took effect at the beginning of the 2024-2025 school year. (Submitted photo)
By: Kelli Miller
This year, the Emmanuel Episcopal Church, also known as “The Soul Kitchen,” located at 37 West Main Street in Norwich, provided their annual free Thanksgiving dinner and served up 935 meals. (Submitted photo)
By: Kelli Miller
Recently, the Chenango County 4-H Ribbon Wranglers held their annual Christmas Tea auction to benefit hurricane relief efforts in Tennessee and North Carolina and raised $1,900. Many members and businesses in the community were involved, including Village of New Berlin Mayor Peter Lennon. (Submitted photo)
By: Kelli Miller
A memorial scholarship in the name of Dale G. Grey has been established to help nursing students offset educational expenses. Donations can be sent to the Wilson Funeral Home, attention John Antonowicz, 68 South Broad Street, Norwich, NY 13815. Grey, originally from Norwich, was a retired U.S. Air Force colonel, nurse, teacher and deacon at St. Bartholomew’s and St. Paul's catholic churches. (Submitted photo)
By: Kelli Miller
nnie's Gift Store Owners Jody and Annie Smith stand next to the many donations given for the project “Angels of Hope.” Annie's Thrift Store is located at 5311 NY Highway 12 in Norwich and recently collaborated with the Area Agency on Aging of Chenango County to donate items to Norwich seniors. (Submitted photo)
By: Kelli Miller
In a recent news release, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development (RD) highlighted the Village of New Berlin’s award in a combination of $7.4 million loan funding and $1.5 million in grants to support the on-going drinking water upgrade project. New Berlin Mayor Peter Lennon said the project will ensure continued reliable and safe delivery of drinking water to the village residents. (File photo)
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