Endicott

A priceless exhibit of historic items associated with IBM Endicott remains in storage in an out-of-town company warehouse.

This expansion will provide more space to care for more people with terminal illnesses and support their families according to Mercy House.

It has been four decades since President Ronald Reagan visited Endicott for a reelection campaign rally and a tour of the "Birthplace of IBM."

A craft brewing operation that was a fixture on Endicott's Washington Avenue for more than a decade is closing.

The old Nirchi's on the Avenue building in Endicott is being transformed into a new Japanese restaurant.

A reputed Peruvian gang leader suspected of killing 23 people had been living in Endicott for several weeks before he was taken into custody in Vestal.

As the long-planned demolition of several IBM buildings in Endicott remains on hold, village police are noticing an increase in trespassing at the site.

Grippen Park in West Endicott remains closed while major construction work is underway as a $4.3 million improvement project moves forward.

No arrests have been reported after a dozen or more gunshots were fired toward people who were gathered outside an Endicott residence.

The $11 million street improvement project in Endicott's main business district has been moving forward from north to south along Washington Avenue.