Intruders Attracted to Fire-Damaged Court Street Building
More trespassing has been reported at an abandoned downtown Binghamton building that was damaged by a suspicious fire.
Commission on Architecture and Urban Design
Another Convenience Store Planned in Binghamton Neighborhood
A Vestal man is seeking permission to open a Binghamton convenience store less than a block away from a similar business that recently began operating.
Binghamton Panel Blocks Plan to Tear Down Court Street House
The owner of a downtown Binghamton business has failed in his bid to add a parking lot by demolishing a vacant house.
Another House on Court Street in Binghamton May Be Demolished
A Broome County businessman is seeking permission to tear down a house in downtown Binghamton to make space for a parking lot.
Akels Receive Conditional OK to Demolish Court Street House
A Binghamton commission has given conditional approval for the demolition of a nearly-140-year-old downtown house for development of a parking lot.
Court Street House Demolition Opposed by Preservation Group
A plan to tear down a 139-year-old house on Court Street in downtown Binghamton to clear the site is being fought by the Preservation Association of the Southern Tier.
Binghamton Architectural Firm to Renovate Downtown Building
A property on Court Street in downtown Binghamton will soon be renovated by an architectural business that recently moved into the building.
Akel Plan to Demolish Downtown Binghamton House Faces Opposition
A Broome County man's proposal to tear down a house on Court Street in downtown Binghamton is facing scrutiny by a city commission.
City Cites Binghamton Restaurant Developer for "Very Nice" Sign
The city of Binghamton is poised to take legal action against a developer who installed a sign for a new restaurant before receiving official approval.
Binghamton Restaurant Developer Installs Sign Without City's OK
A sign for a new downtown Binghamton restaurant has been put in place after a city commission delayed giving its approval.