Proposed Local Law Would Restrict Where Sex Offenders Can Live
Published: April 15th, 2010
By: Melissa deCordova

NORWICH – A public hearing has been scheduled for a proposed local law that would establish residency and proximity restrictions in Chenango County for sex offenders.

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