demolitions

Roving wrecking crews are preparing to remove several structures in a few Binghamton neighborhoods.

Several more rundown structures around Binghamton are to be demolished as part of an ongoing battle against blight.

A Johnson City building that for years housed a restaurant opened by Vietnamese refugees has been torn down.

Crews are starting to tear down several additional additional abandoned structures as the city of Binghamton continues to fight neighborhood blight.

More vacant buildings in the area of the Binghamton University School of Pharmacy in Johnson City are expected to be torn down in a few days.

A building that had housed a gas station and car wash on Binghamton's North Side is to be demolished.

Four abandoned buildings on Binghamton's South Side are being torn down as the city continues a program to take down structures no longer in use.

Broome County and Binghamton officials say they are joining forces in an effort to remove more abandoned houses in the city.

Several vacant, rundown building on Binghamton's North Side are being removed under an initiative overseen by the Broome County Land Bank Corporation.

Eight additional blighted structures are to be torn down across the city of Binghamton. Mayor Richard David said LCP Group of Vestal will be paid about $172,000 for the demolition work. The contract was awarded to the company late last month...