Endicott's National Pipe Sold to Irish Building Materials CompanyEndicott's National Pipe Sold to Irish Building Materials CompanyA company owned by a Broome County man has been acquired by a global provider of building materials.Bob JosephBob Joseph
National Pipe Makes the Move from Vestal to the Town of UnionNational Pipe Makes the Move from Vestal to the Town of UnionWorkers have moved into a new headquarters building for National Pipe and Plastics in the town of Union.Bob JosephBob Joseph
Old Endicott Johnson Site in West Endicott to Be Corporate HQOld Endicott Johnson Site in West Endicott to Be Corporate HQA Broome County-based manufacturing company is preparing to move its corporate offices from the town of Vestal to the town of Union.Bob JosephBob Joseph
New Building on Old EJ SiteNew Building on Old EJ SiteConstruction on a $5 million corporate office building in the town of Union is expected to be finished soon.Bob JosephBob Joseph
West Endicott Office ConstructionWest Endicott Office ConstructionAn abandoned industrial property across the street from West Endicott Park is being transformed with the construction of an office complex.Bob JosephBob Joseph
West Endicott Office Building ConstructionWest Endicott Office Building ConstructionWorkers using heavy equipment are busy at the town of Union site of the future headquarters of National Pipe and Plastics.Bob JosephBob Joseph
National Pipe New Headquarters BuildNational Pipe New Headquarters BuildNational Pipe and Plastics has broken ground on the project to locate its headquarters at the site of a former Endicott Johnson factory on North Page Avenue. Kathy WhyteKathy Whyte
Which Way E-J?Which Way E-J?Workers are continuing the arduous task of hauling away the debris from a huge old shoe manufacturing plant in West Endicott.Bob JosephBob Joseph
West Endicott Demolition VideoWest Endicott Demolition VideoThe old Endicott Johnson Fair Play factory in the town of Union is slowly but surely coming down.Bob JosephBob Joseph
Ready to Tumble in West EndicottReady to Tumble in West EndicottSeveral decades after Endicott Johnson shut it down, an abandoned factory building in West Endicott is about to disappear.Bob JosephBob Joseph