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Chimney Inspections Needed

August 25, 2022/1 Comment/in Christmas Newswire, Sector 2, Tracking News/by Elf Clif Moyer

Yes, it might seem a little early. But that is part of the point this year in our new reporting standards.

I am asking all elves in Sector 2 to begin chimney inspections now. Please visit this link to file your report.

Why now?

Well, first of all, most chimneys are not going to change much between now and when Santa gets there on Christmas Eve. Plus, the weather is good in most areas right now and doing an inspection should be easier. Without snow or other obstructions you should be able to easily see everything you need to see.

DO NOT get on the roof or on a ladder to do a chimney inspection. Doing so may void your contract as an elf. Santa forbids it.

You must do your inspection from the ground. If you have concerns please take pictures and send in a photo report.

Another good thing about doing chimney inspections now is that it give us time. If a close-up picture or inspection of a chimney is needed then we have time to send an elf team down from the North Pole for a closer look.

We need all elves in Sector 2 to inspect as many chimneys in their neighborhoods as they can BEFORE October 15th.

We realize that not every home has a chimney, especially in southern areas of our sector. That doesn’t matter. Don’t report on a home without a chimney. Just look for all the chimneys close to you that you can find and report on them.

Questions? Feel free to ask them in the comment area below.

Sector 2 Poised for Action

August 20, 2022/0 Comments/in Christmas Newswire, Sector 2, Tracking News/by Elf Clif Moyer

Attention Elves of Sector 2: I was just alerted by Flight Command to prepare for the first sleighs to fly over Sector 2 sometime in the coming days.

This is not a drill.

I do not have more information at this time. Officially, North Pole Flight Command still has the test flights grounded. But that is evidently changing soon.

I do not know how they will get from the South Pacific, where they are now, to our sector. But I have officially been alerted that it is going to happen.

More details when I know them!

An Update for Tracker Elves

August 18, 2022/6 Comments/in Christmas Newswire, Sector 1, Sector 2, Sector 3, Sector 4, Sector 5, Tracking News/by Elf Roger Star

(From the Office of Elf Roger Star – International Director of Santa Trackers) – As you are all well aware, yesterday a test flight of Santa’s sleigh crashed in the South Pacific. If you are following the news reports here and on other official websites of the North Pole, you are as informed as I am about the current status of the test flights.

There have been many from every sector who have questions about what happened and what this event means. The purpose of my statement here today is to clarify the situation as much as I can and to provide direction for tracker elves everywhere about what they can and should be doing right now.

North Pole Flight Command, hours ago, announced that all test flights have been suspended while they conduct an investigation into what happened and how another similar event can be prevented. How long test flights will be suspended is not known at this time.

Regardless, I have instructed elf supervisors of every sector to continue with their plans. That means you MAY receive direction and/or requests from your elf supervisor even if the test flights remain grounded. The operation of test flights never had anything to do with your responsibilities as a tracker. The test flights give us good training and are helpful in developing tracking skills such as spotting Santa’s sleigh in flight. But the test flights are not necessary for you to do your job.

We remind you, that this is a new year and that Santa has placed upon us new expectations in our tracking duties. We must move forward with those things.

Please remain engaged in checking in as frequently as you can for new direction from your elf supervisor.

If and when the test flights resume, you will hear how those flights might impact your sector and if there is an opportunity for you to participate in some way.

For now, assume that all operations are normal, and that you are “on-the-job” in your tracking duties. Your elf supervisor will provide an occasional update of your responsibilities.

Thank you.

Radio News Report of Sleigh Crash

August 17, 2022/5 Comments/in Christmas Newswire, Sector 1, Sector 2, Sector 3, Sector 4, Sector 5, Tracking News The North Pole Podcast/by Elf Trixie

The North Pole Podcast

Radio News Report of Sleigh Crash

00:00 / 3:24

Elf Frank Myrrh and Elf Crash Murphy have now filed this radio news report of the crash of a test flight of Santa’s Sleigh.

Sleigh Crash Reported in the South Pacific

August 17, 2022/3 Comments/in Sector 1, Sector 2, Sector 3, Sector 4, Sector 5, Tracking News/by Elf Harold Star

North Pole Flight Command is reporting that one of the sleighs that are part of the test flights has gone down in the South Pacific. The sleigh pilot and the reindeer have been rescued by a team from the SS Jingle Bell and are reportedly in good condition. We have no indication of the fate of the test sleigh, however.

This is a breaking news situation. We will keep you posted as more information becomes available.

Chat with Crash This Saturday

August 15, 2022/3 Comments/in Christmas Newswire, Sector 1, Sector 2, Sector 3, Sector 4, Sector 5, Tracking News/by Elf Winslow

If you are available we invite you over to SantaUpdate.com and North Pole Chat for a conversation with Elf Crash Murphy. This general-audience chat will begin at 1pm EST in the North Pole Chat room at SantaUpdate.com on Saturday, August 20th.

While this chat is not specific to tracker elves I have it on good authority that Crash will be prepaid to update us on the status of the test flights and how tracker elves world wide are doing.

He will also be available to answer any general questions about Santa, Christmas and the North Pole.

Hope you can make it!

Reports Slowly Coming In

August 10, 2022/2 Comments/in Christmas Newswire, Sector 1, Sector 2, Sector 3, Sector 4, Sector 5, Tracking News/by Elf Flip Beanz

Reports to North Pole Flight Command are a little slow to come in. This is expected.

Hello everyone, Elf Flip here, with an update on our goal this year. In the past, I have updated you on the number of tracker elves recruited each year. With the change of focus to tracker elf reports, my job changes slightly.

Our goal, as announced at the annual tracker elf press conference at the North Pole in July, is to get 1 billion tracker reports. We have a little more than 3,000 reports as of this morning.

I know it sounds like a tiny little dent towards our goal. But I would remind you that last year at this time we had 0 reports by this point in the season.

Some here at Flight Command feel that part of the reason for the low number is because tracker elves for the most part haven’t even checked in yet.

And it is easy to see why that is true. In many parts of the world it is still summertime and many are on vacations. Some elves haven’t even thought of Christmas yet. As elves wake up to the fact that Santa’s flight is soon to be only 100 or so days away, they will come back and check in.

So nobody is really panicked about the report totals. It’s going to happen.

I have spoken to each elf supervisor. They are all very pleased so far with the quality of reports coming in. In fact, there are no issues at this time to tell you about.

Yes, we have a long way to go to that goal. And we recognize that the vast majority of reports will be coming in November and December.

I think it is safe to say that as of right now, we are right on target.

Sector 2 Activated

August 9, 2022/0 Comments/in Christmas Newswire, Sector 2, Tracking News/by Elf Clif Moyer

Attention all elves of Sector 2: I am pleased to report that the regional tracking center in lovely downtown Bethlehem, Palestine is now operational. As such, I can also announced that we need to activate all elves in the sector.

That means we need to get an ELF STATUS REPORT from each of you by August 24th, and the sooner the better.

This is not a drill. It’s the real deal and it counts.

As far as test flights of Santa’s sleigh I’m told there is a plan to at least brush by our sector sometime in the coming weeks. I don’t yet have details but as soon as I know you will know.

I will slowly be sending out requests for reports, some for training purposes and some for real. So please be sure to check back here on SantaTrackers.net for further instructions.

Thanks, elves!

New Report Added for Trackers

July 30, 2022/1 Comment/in Christmas Newswire, Sector 1, Sector 2, Sector 3, Sector 4, Sector 5, Tracking News/by Elf Max

A new report has been added to the Trackers Report menu. It’s called the Sleigh Sighting Report and it is for those elves who believe they have seen a sleigh in flight.

The Elf Supervisors specifically asked for this report to be added in advance of tracking the test flights of Santa’s sleigh. They said that with so many sleighs in flights this was a very common occurrence last year.

Elf Pinky reported that her regional tracking center alone last year received more than 40,000 reports of sleigh sightings.

“It is not hard to see how this can happen,” Elf Pinky said. “We have right now 12 prototype sleighs testing around the clock. That’s more than 100 flights a day and they go all over the place, day and night. Then, in the hours before Santa launches and even when he is in flight the North Pole sends up tens of thousands of sleighs in support of Santa. Those are airlift sleighs moving freight, scout sleighs, transport sleighs moving elves all over the place, reindeer support sleighs and weather tracking sleighs – how is it possible that people DON’T see more sleighs on Christmas Eve?

So if you have seen a sleigh North Pole Flight Command wants to know about it. You can access the new report from this link, or by clicking on Tracker Reports in the menu above.

A New Era of Tracking Santa Begins

July 30, 2022/2 Comments/in Christmas Newswire, Sector 1, Sector 2, Sector 3, Sector 4, Sector 5, Tracking News/by Elf Roger Star

A new era of tracking Santa has begun.

Starting in the next few days your Elf Supervisor is going to ask you to file a new report – and this one counts. This is the time we have been talking about all year. This is when you really need to be paying attention.

Today was posted a new report, titled Elf Status. This new report will tell Flight Command and your Elf Supervisor whether or not you are on the job.

Traditionally, we have done in the past something we called the Elf Check-in, which was a way to indicate your readiness before Santa took flight. That old way of doing things is now gone. Tracking Santa is now different in every way and it begins with this new report.

This next week, all Elf Supervisors in each sector will call for your Elf Status report.

It is important that you respond by filing that report when the Elf Supervisor asks for it. It does not matter what your Elf Status report says at this point. But the fact that you respond to YOUR elf supervisor within the window of time called for matters a great deal. This will be one of those reports that applies to your elf evaluation score later next year.

If you file that report that you are on the job it will lead to other very important reports that will count between now and Christmas. This is definitely the time to start paying attention to what is happening.

Also, today and over the next few days – changes have been implemented to our elf registration process. For all new elves coming aboard, as previously announced, a 90-day working period as a FREELANCE ELF is now required BEFORE a new elf will be allowed to become a part of the Elf Community here at SantaTrackers.net and classified as a NORTH POLE ELF.

A freelance elf works by contract for one full season. You can read the contract at this link. All new elves will need to abide by the contract, do their jobs as elves and gain the endorsement of their elf supervisor. This is another way in which tracking Santa is different. No more can an individual sign up as an elf and do no work. They have to actually be an elf tracking Santa for Santa.

A freelance elf still files reports. In fact, the reports are even MORE critical to a freelance elf because a review of their reports over their first 90-days is key to them becoming a North Pole elf.

Regardless of your class as an elf, reporting is now active and it all counts. We are attempting to get 1 billion tracker reports this year. Starting today, those reports count.

But they only count if you file the reports needed when your elf supervisor asks for them. Please do not just send in reports willy-nilly.

In fact, if your reports are not applicable, on-time, and comprehensive they will not help you at all. The point behind all of this is to do a better job of reporting the right information at the right time when Santa needs it.

Right now, Santa’s sleigh is in the test flight period. Your reports during this period matter because we are testing all systems, including the reporting system, as part of the test flights. If your reports show snow where there is really dry heat, it hurts the effort and could count against you.

We also remind you that many reports have changed and some new reports are yet to come out. Please pay attention.

Thanks and happy tracking, elves!

New Elves Will Wait

July 23, 2022/1 Comment/in Chat Recap, Christmas Newswire, Sector 1, Sector 2, Sector 3, Sector 4, Sector 5, Tracking News/by Elf Max

In Elf Chat today Elf Crash Murphy announced that Elf Roger Star will outline more changes this week that will affect newly signed-on elves at SantaTrackers.net.

According to Crash new elves will have to work in a freelance capacity for at least 90 days and will be required to have their elf supervisor endorsement before being allowed to join the elf community as a North Pole Tracker Elf tracking Santa for Santa. Crash said the idea originated with Elf Moe, who expressed frustrations with recent elf recruits.

Today’s chat was full of information and seemed to have a little more serious tone:

Elf Ernest	Hello everyone
Elf Ernest	Chat today will begin at the top of the hour, or whenever Elf Crash gets here
Elf weather tracker	Hi Elf Ernest
Elf Max	Hi Elf Weather Tracker
Elf Max	Hi Elf Ernest
Elf Max	Isn’t*t a bit strange for you to be hosting chat here instead of at SantaUpdate?
Elf Ernest	Yes, it is.
Elf Ernest	But Elf Roger asked me to pinch hit for him today because he’s involved in some Christmas-in-July thing
Elf Max	Ah, I see. So you’re hosting the chat…no announcements?
Elf Ernest	Right, I’m just facilitating
Elf Ernest	But I think Crash will be breaking some news today
Elf Max	Oh? That’s interesting.
Elf weather tracker	Hi Elf Ulan
Elf Ernest	He’s been in a lot of meetings. His tracker work is keeping him very busy
Elf Max	I’m all ears
Elf Crash Murphy	Hi everyone!
Elf weather tracker	Hi Crash
Elf Ernest	Crash! You are a little early
Elf Crash Murphy	I could leave if you want
Elf Ernest	No no no
Elf Ernest	It’s all good!
Elf Crash Murphy	Did I see Elf Ulan here?
Elf Crash Murphy	I love her. She’s so NICE
Elf Crash Murphy	Hi Elf Weather Tracker!
Elf Crash Murphy	Hey Max
Elf Max	Hi Crash
Elf Crash Murphy	Max, are you going to ask me about Crusader’s podcast again?
Elf Max	Consider yourself asked
Elf Crash Murphy	I promise I will get in studio
Elf Max	When?
Elf Crash Murphy	When Frank pushes me in there
Elf weather tracker	Hi Elf Radar
Elf Max	Hahaha – ok, I’ll let him know
Elf Ernest	Folks, welcome to today’s Elf Chat
Elf Ernest	We have Elf Crash Murphy here today and you know him as a radio voice
Elf Ernest	And as the Ultimate Santa Tracker
Elf Ernest	He follows Santa every Christmas Eve around the world in his own sleigh
Elf Ernest	And he reports the news
Elf Ernest	In fact, you can hear a re-broadcast of last years Tracking Santa show on Kringle Radio right now
Elf Ernest	But Crash is here today as a leader in the tracker elf community
Elf Ernest	He officially represents Elf Roger Star today
Elf Ernest	And Crash, I hear you have news to share?
Elf Crash Murphy	I do.
Elf Ulan	Hi Elf Crash! Thank you so much! Me too!
Elf Crash Murphy	Roger will be posting or making some kind of announcement this week
Elf Crash Murphy	But he told me to share a little bit of it with you guys here today
Elf Crash Murphy	There are some changes coming to how new elves become new elves here on SantaTrackers.net
Elf Crash Murphy	They are working out the details, but basically a new elf must seve
Elf Crash Murphy	serve, that is
Elf Crash Murphy	as a freelance elf for 90 days before they can become a North Pole elf
Elf Ulan	Hi elf Weather Tracker!
Elf Crash Murphy	And participate here on SantaTrackers.net with all of you
Elf Max	Whoa
Elf Ernest	That’s a very interesting development. Why is this happening?
Elf Crash Murphy	It is all about elf quality, as I understand it.
Elf Crash Murphy	They want a new elf to get a little reporting experience and gain the endorsement of their elf supervisor before they will be allowed to join here
Elf Max	What does this exactly mean, Crash?
Elf weather tracker	I think that is a great idea
Elf Crash Murphy	It means the rush of new elves we see in the fall months of October thru December are a thing of the past
Elf Crash Murphy	Elf Moe came up with this.
Elf Crash Murphy	He’s been really troubled by some problems with new elves of late and this was his solution
Elf Crash Murphy	It bears Santa’s approval. It’s happening
Elf Max	Wow
Elf Ernest	So…the elf supervisor has to approve a freelance elf becoming a North Pole elf?
Elf Crash Murphy	Yes, the elf supervisors are becoming a bigger and bigger part of things here
Elf Max	How do they have time to do that?
Elf Crash Murphy	Well, if a new freelance elf signs up Monday, as the test flights begin, they have 90 days or until the end of October to get in the good graces of their supervisor
Elf Crash Murphy	So a new elf starting Monday could be a North Pole Elf by the time Santa flies
Elf Max	What if they sign up in November and want to be a North Pole elf?
Elf Crash Murphy	They have to wait 90 days.
Elf Ernest	So it wouldn’t happen for them before Christmas?
Elf Crash Murphy	Nope, not a chance
Elf Max	Whoa again
Elf Ernest	I’m with Weather Tracker. This is a really good idea
Elf Crash Murphy	Yes, I think so too. It puts the focus right where Santa wants it – on the quality of reports
Elf Max	That’s some really big news. Why wait to announce it?
Elf Crash Murphy	There are some changes to the sign up and registration process we need to get taken care of.
Elf Crash Murphy	But Elf Roger wanted our North Pole elves to know about it before hand, just because
Elf Ernest	Ok. Got it
Elf Ernest	Any other news?
Elf Crash Murphy	Um…I’m going to the Eggnog Chug in about an hour.
Elf Ernest	Hahaha. Me too!
Elf Ernest	Ok, elves. Questions for Crash?
Elf Max	Crash, I think this means we’re going to have a lot fewer elves here this Christmas.
Elf Crash Murphy	Yes, Max.
Elf weather tracker	Will I be helping with the test flight
Elf Max	Do we have enough elves to get the reports they want this year?
Elf Crash Murphy	Yes, Max. Santa is okay with it
Elf Crash Murphy	Elf Weather Tracker, let’s talk about those test flights
Elf weather tracker	Ok
Elf Crash Murphy	Sectors 5 and 1 were two of the last to announce and they are both scrambling to get set up
Elf Crash Murphy	So I’m not sure, but I don’t think it will be next week for them anyway
Elf Crash Murphy	I think the test flights will concentrate on Sector 4 for at least a week. After that, I don’t know
Elf Crash Murphy	Watch for announcements from Elf Pinky for your sector
Elf Ulan	Do we need to send some reports for the test flight?
Elf Ernest	Is the map going to be live, Crash?
Elf weather tracker	Ok thank you Crash
Elf Crash Murphy	Elf Ulan, yes, pay attention because your elf supervisor could ask for reports at any time
Elf Crash Murphy	Yes, Ernest, my sources in Flight Command tell me the map should be active Monday or Tuesday
Elf Ulan	Okay, I’ll!
Elf Max	Oh boy. A lot of news here today in this chat
Elf Ernest	Will the Elf Supervisors just start posting?
Elf Crash Murphy	Yes, they will. In fact, Elf Tubby wanted to post today but Roger told him not til Monday
Elf Ernest	Will there be radio coverage of the launch of the test flight?
Elf Crash Murphy	No. There will be FLIGHTS. Plural. There are 12 prototype sleighs and they all have a different schedule. Too much to cover on the radio. We’re not ready yet in radio-land for that kind of reporting.
elf radar	What kind of response time will we have on our reports when they are requested? I mean our regular reports for Christmas, not those involving test flights.
Elf Ernest	Ok, so you’ll be staying at the North Pole during the test flight period?
Elf Crash Murphy	The response time? What do you mean, Elf Radar?
Elf Crash Murphy	Yes, I’ll be at the North Pole for at least a few weeks. After that, we’ll see.
Elf Ernest	Do we know how heavy of a flight schedule the test flights will have?
elf radar	How long will we have to respond to these reports so they can be used.
Elf Crash Murphy	I’m told it will be around the clock from the get go.
Elf Crash Murphy	Oh, I see what you’re saying. I don’t know the answer to that. Maybe once we get started we can get one of the elf supervisors into a chat to respond to that.
Elf Max	There’s kind of a new feeling to all this this year
elf radar	ok. Thank you.
Elf Ernest	I think that’s what Santa wanted, Max
Elf Crash Murphy	I agree Maxy.
Elf Ulan	Does each sector will start the test flight with different test reindeer at the same time?
Elf Crash Murphy	Tracking feels more…serious in some way.
Elf Crash Murphy	I don’t know, Elf Ulan. We really don’t know or get much information about the test flight reindeer. I’ll see if I can find that out.
Elf Ernest	Crash, with 12 sleighs…how many test flight reindeer are there?
Elf Crash Murphy	I don’t know yet about this year, but last year at the peak we had more than 6000 test flight reindeer
Elf Max	That’s a lot of reindeer feed!
Elf Ulan	Okay, than you!
Elf Crash Murphy	Yes, the Reindeer Operations Department has a bigger job than most people know
Elf Ernest	Crash, do you ever go on test flights?
Elf Crash Murphy	I do. We have to test our radio broadcast capabilities every year. That’s usually in October for me.
Elf Ernest	How long does that take?
Elf Crash Murphy	A couple three or four days. It just depends.
Elf Max	Do you like doing that, Crash?
Elf Crash Murphy	Yeah, it’s good practice for me.
Elf Crash Murphy	I like to broadcast “We’re going down!” now and then…just to see if anyone is listening
Elf Ernest	Hahaha…does that get you in trouble?
Elf Crash Murphy	Yes, every time
Elf Crash Murphy	I try to do it when I know I’ve got a rookie in Flight Command
Elf Ernest	You’re terrible…
Elf Crash Murphy	I have to have my fun
Elf Ernest	Okay, any last questions for Crash?
elf radar	I liked that!
Elf Max	Crash, do Santa’s regular reindeer ever serve on the test flights?
Elf Crash Murphy	Sometimes, especially if they are recovering from some sort of injury. They use the test flights for rehab
Elf Crash Murphy	But the closer it gets to December the less they are there because Santa doesn’t want any of his A-team to risk injury
Elf Max	Interesting
Elf Ernest	Crash, what do you think of the idea of sending the other North Pole News Reporters to practice on the test flights?
Elf Crash Murphy	Well, they’d have to become sleigh certified first. Sleigh flight is not for everyone.
Elf Ernest	Is that hard?
elf radar	Do the reindeer have any problems flying in and out of the different climates encountered around the world?
Elf Crash Murphy	I threw up every day for three weeks when I got certified the first time.
Elf Crash Murphy	Good question, Elf Radar. And the answer is THEY CAN have issues in different climates
Elf Crash Murphy	But Santa has established rules for the reindeer to keep them safe
Elf Crash Murphy	His most experienced reindeer know how to adjust. Diet and rest play into it.
Elf Crash Murphy	But reindeer do not care for heat much. Cold, doesn’t affect them. But heat is a problem
Elf Crash Murphy	Again, a lot of this is managed by Reindeer Operations. Those elves work hard.
Elf weather tracker	Does Santa want us to leave water out for the reindeer?
Elf Crash Murphy	Yes, Weather Tracker. Santa always appreciates water for the reindeer.
Elf Crash Murphy	But just water
Elf Crash Murphy	Some want to share soda or eggnog or other stuff for the reindeer to drink and that’s not good.
Elf weather tracker	Ok, I will leave a bowl of water out
Elf Crash Murphy	A BIG bowl, I hope
Elf weather tracker	Of course
Elf Ulan	Okay!
Elf Crash Murphy	You know who the thirstiest reindeer is?
Elf weather tracker	Rudolph
Elf Crash Murphy	It’s Blitzen. I’ve seen him nearly drain a lake. That guy can guzzle it!
Elf Ulan	No, who?
Elf weather tracker	Oh geeze
Elf Crash Murphy	Rudolph is a little guy. He drinks fairly little.
Elf Crash Murphy	We always joke we have to give water with electrolytes to Rudolph
Elf Crash Murphy	He doesn’t think that’s funny.
Elf Max	Hahaha
Elf Ernest	Ok, guys. Thanks for being here today. Crash, great chat!
Elf weather tracker	I will also be leaving carrots out as well
Elf Crash Murphy	It’s been a good one. Y’all have a great weekend
Elf Crash Murphy	Awesome, Weather Tracker
Elf Ulan	Thank you Elf Crash, and everyone! See you again soon!
Elf Max	Thank you Crash and Ernest
Elf Crash Murphy	Bye everyone!
elf radar	Thanks guys! Merry Christmas in July everyone.
Elf Ernest	See ya!
Elf weather tracker	Bye
Elf Max	Wow, good chat! I’ll get it posted soon!

Test Flights Begin July 26th

July 23, 2022/2 Comments/in Christmas Newswire, Sector 1, Sector 2, Sector 3, Sector 4, Sector 5, Tracking News/by Elf Trixie

Test flights of Santa’s sleigh are scheduled to begin in Sector 4 starting sometime on Monday, July 26th, North Pole Flight Command has announced.

We are not sure yet if the tracking map for those first flights will be ready or not by that date. We are expecting an announcement from Elf Tubby Ryder, elf supervisor for Sector 4. Since that tracking center was the first announced and thus the one center most ready we are thinking the odds are pretty good that the map will be ready.

12 prototype sleighs have already been positioned at a reindeer ranch in Argentina. Two full teams of test flight reindeer are already in South America at the same ranch to be readied for the launch of the sleighs. We are awaiting word to know if the flights will work around the clock or if they will only be scheduled at certain times of the day.

Because of the late start to the test flight program many assume the flight schedule will be aggressive.

Once we know the first few weeks of the schedule we will share that information with you.

Chimney Inspections Needed

Sector 2 Poised for Action

An Update for Tracker Elves

Radio News Report of Sleigh Crash

Sleigh Crash Reported in the South Pacific

Chat with Crash This Saturday

Reports Slowly Coming In

Sector 2 Activated

New Report Added for Trackers

A New Era of Tracking Santa Begins

New Elves Will Wait

Test Flights Begin July 26th

Official North Pole Websites

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