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Clinton County gets tenant for airport
March 01 -- PLATTSBURGH -- Clinton County has a new tenant at Plattsburgh International Airport. Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. will be given a one-year deal to lease a hangar at the airport to store helicopters. The deal is not expected to create any local jobs, but it will bring the county $200,000 in annual rent, which will go toward operation of the airport. "This is a very nice lease for us," County Legislature Chairman Jimmy Langley (R-Area 7, Peru) told the Press-Republican. SITE NEAR...
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