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Kids can send Santa an email

Emails should include the writer’s name, age and city of residence.

Have you been good this year? Then, send Santa an email.

Santa Claus is accepting letters from children remotely this year. Children, with help and permission from their adults, can send an email to Santa at Santa.Claus.JNU@gmail.com, and they may see their email show up in the special Stocking Stuffed holiday edition of the Empire. To help Santa out, emails should include the writer’s name, age and city of residence.

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