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Old 10-26-2009, 09:15 AM
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All I can add to the foregoing is this observation about the "building boom" in Virgil. They're talking about a couple of dozen new homes over five years in an area of nearly 50 square miles. A "building boom" by Cortland County standards would be one new house in 500 sq mi. So, compared to places like the Poconos, this "boom" hardly registers on a scale more familiar to outsiders. What outsiders there are sureely didn't by the few new homes along South Cortland-Virgil Road in the winter.
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