IBM Endicott

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.

State environmental officials have scheduled a meeting to discuss a proposal to deal with chemical contamination at the former IBM Endicott manufacturing site. The Department of Environmental Conservation plans to hold the session on March 7 at 6 p...

An attorney who worked for many of the people who claimed harm because of contamination at the IBM Endicott manufacturing site said the legal case could have dragged on for another two decades. Stephen Schwarz of the Faraci Lange law firm in Rochester said all lawsuits involving allegations of vapor intrusion are difficult...

IBM has paid several million dollars to hundreds of people who have been seeking compensation for claims related to chemical contamination at the company's Endicott microelectronics facility. The company and many of the plaintiffs who had taken IBM to court last year agreed to a settlement of the lawsuit filed nearly a decade ago...

A push to demolish three large buildings once used by IBM at its Endicott manufacturing complex is moving forward.