demolition

One month into the methodical removal of several crumbling IBM-Endicott buildings, a key symbol of the company's early history is gone.

The job of tearing down several old buildings at the former IBM Endicott manufacturing complex was put on hold because of the extremely cold temperatures.

Demolition crews have knocked down another apartment house near the Binghamton University Health Sciences Campus in Johnson City.

Several massive, crumbling structures at the once-proud IBM manufacturing complex in the village of Endicott are finally being torn down.

Many people won't believe it until they see it but a date has now been announced for the start of the demolition of several unused IBM buildings in Endicott.

Binghamton preservationists have lost their fight to prevent the demolition of a Court Street house built in 1885 to provide more parking for an office building.

A 34-foot-high water slide that provided summertime fun for thousands of kids and adults for decades at a Vestal amusement center is gone.

The long-awaited job of tearing down several old IBM buildings in Endicott could begin in two or three weeks.

There's some progress reported in the long-running effort to remove several abandoned IBM buildings in Endicott.

A developer's plan to tear down a nearly-140-year-old house in downtown Binghamton to build a parking lot will be the focus of another public hearing.