demolition

The owner of a downtown Binghamton business has failed in his bid to add a parking lot by demolishing a vacant house.

The end is in sight for the determined demolition team that's been working for nearly a half-year to remove several vacant IBM buildings in Endicott.

Plans are being finalized for the removal of a building that's been home to a series of popular restaurants in West Endicott.

A demolition team now is in the process of tearing down the final structure of the "Old Building Group" at the heart of the former IBM manufacturing complex in Endicott.

People who want to hold on to a piece of Endicott history will have an opportunity to take a brick at a special event to be held near the IBM demolition site.

A Broome County businessman is seeking permission to tear down a house in downtown Binghamton to make space for a parking lot.

Crews have started chipping away at the final structure in the group of old IBM buildings being removed from the company's former Endicott manufacturing complex.

A plan to tear down several derelict buildings on a downtown Binghamton street has yet to be approved by city council.

Demolition crews have knocked down a significant section of the old Stow Manufacturing complex in Binghamton.

As the project to tear down several unused IBM buildings continues in Endicott, more of the historic Bundy Manufacturing building has been revealed.

The Taco Bell expansion push in the Binghamton area continues with the removal of an abandoned gas station in the town of Chenango.

A century-old building on Main Street in Johnson City is about to be demolished by Binghamton University.

An important piece of Endicott's history is visible for the first time in several decades as demolition continues at the old IBM manufacturing complex.

The massive task of tearing down five old IBM buildings in Endicott is moving a bit faster than had been expected.