Demolition Day Demolition Day A Binghamton property that had been heavily damaged by an arson fire earlier this year is coming down. Kathy WhyteKathy Whyte
Binghamton Demolition ApprovedBinghamton Demolition ApprovedCity lawmakers have approved a plan to spend $62,000 to tear down an apartment house that sustained fire damage.Bob JosephBob Joseph
Binghamton Building May Be RenovatedBinghamton Building May Be RenovatedA downtown Binghamton apartment house heavily damaged in an arson fire is expected to be renovated.Bob JosephBob Joseph
Fire-Damaged Binghamton Building May Be Torn DownFire-Damaged Binghamton Building May Be Torn DownA downtown Binghamton building that was the site of an apparent arson fire likely will be demolished.Bob JosephBob Joseph
Fire Investigation ContinuesFire Investigation ContinuesAuthorities say it appears squatters were using a vacant, three-story apartment house on Columbus Park East in the City of Binghamton when fire broke out early on March 1. Kathy WhyteKathy Whyte