IBM Endicott

After several months of inactivity, there suddenly is a flurry of activity at the old IBM Endicott manufacturing site.

Utility crews are working at the site of a newly-constructed natural gas fuel cell system on the Huron Campus in Endicott.

More than two decades after IBM Corporation sold its sprawling country club property east of Endicott, the heart of the town of Union site remains empty.

More than two years after the massive "IBM Collection" was hauled away from an Endicott museum, efforts are continuing to bring the historic items back to the village.

Massive piles of what's left of several abandoned IBM manufacturing buildings still must be hauled to a landfill from the Huron Campus in Endicott.

The site where five massive IBM buildings stood in the village of Endicott for several decades has yet to be cleared more than two months after the structures were torn down.

Workers have completed the arduous task of tearing down five dilapidated buildings at the site known as "The Birthplace of IBM" in Endicott.

Eight years after Governor Andrew Cuomo unveiled plans for a lithium-ion battery plant in Endicott, the name of the company has been unceremoniously taken down.

The financial challenges facing Endicott and Broome County families have received attention in a front page article in The Wall Street Journal.

The North Street entrance to the village of Endicott looks dramatically different today than it did less than six months ago.