County Still Eyeing Vacant Morrisville College Building For Additional Office Space
Published: August 23rd, 2012
By: Melissa deCordova

NORWICH – Chenango County supervisors still have their eyes on the former Morrisville State College building on 16 S. Broad St. in downtown Norwich. Members of a standing committee went into executive session this week to discuss buying it, and a referral was made to talk more at next month’s meeting of the full board.

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