IBM Endicott

Bit by bit, pieces of the storied IBM Country Club complex east of Endicott are tumbling down.

Demolition of the IBM Country Club complex used by employees and families of the company's old Endicott site is expected to start in a few days.

A heavily-traveled street in Endicott may be shut down for up to three weeks while a crumbling pedestrian bridge at the former IBM complex is removed.

It's been two decades since Governor George Pataki showed up in Endicott to try to reassure thousands of IBM workers that their jobs would be safe for years to come.

A cluster of old unused IBM buildings along North Street in Endicott could be torn down this summer.

The site where IBM's massive Endicott manufacturing complex was located has been acquired by a Wisconsin-based real estate firm.

Many Endicott and Endwell residents are tiring of the constant sound of vented steam being released at the former IBM manufacturing complex in the village.

Some Endicott residents who live near the former IBM manufacturing complex have been concerned about a loud "hissing" noise accompanied by a lot of steam at the site.

The village of Endicott is moving to conduct independent testing of groundwater samples following efforts to remove chemical contamination linked to IBM manufacturing activities.

Endicott-area residents will have an opportunity to tell state regulators what they think about the next step in addressing contamination at the former IBM property in the village.