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NORAD Tracks Santa's Progress Across World, KS

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. (AP) — Volunteers monitoring maps showing Santa Claus' progress from a Colorado Air Force base are only about three hours into their goodwill mission but have already answered more than 7,000 phone calls from people asking about the jolly old elf.  Phones are ringing nonstop at Peterson Air Force Base, headquarters of the North American Aerospace Command's annual Santa-tracking operation.  Scores of helpers at NORAD are taking calls and tracking Santa's location on large projection screens.  In another room, the volunteers post updates for more than 1 million Facebook fans and 107,000 Twitter followers.  The maps show Santa is in Australia and heading west. The volunteers will keep updating through 3am Mountain Time on Christmas morning.  NORAD began tracking Santa in 1955. 

If you are a child reading this, remember: Santa won't come if you wait up to see him.  You must be asleep!

Want to track Santa yourself? Click here!

Merry Christmas from all of us at Kansas Public Radio!