Finger Lakes in process to become a National Heritage Area

Designation meant to boost tourism to nation's history, including Cortland

By LILY BYRNE/Staff Reporter

Posted 9/9/23

Former Cortland County Historian Eric Mulvihill sat on a riding mower Friday on a patch of lawn near Albany and Main streets in Homer.

Within 50 yards of him were three historical markers, …

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