Endicott

Fluctuating temperatures in the Greater Binghamton area are continuing to pop aging water lines.

More public hearings may be sought by Endicott officials in connection with a $23 million lithium-ion battery recycling facility.

An Endicott man is to be sentenced in April and will avoid life in prison after accepting a plea deal for killing his father in a case that has taken over five years to resolve.

The Village of Endicott is ready to implement some new stop signs.

The Broome County Sheriff’s office is handling the investigation into a car crashing into a house in the Village of Endicott on January 5.

The man who has occupied the Mayor’s office in Endicott for the past dozen years steps aside with one last big check-off on his to-do list as he ends his term.

Swearing-in ceremonies will be held January 1 for elected officials in Johnson City, Endicott and Broome District Attorney.

The Endicott Fire and Police Departments are co-hosting the Battle of the Badge Blood Drive December 31.

Finishing touches are being put on a community Christmas dinner that has been offered for three decades and now in Binghamton, Endicott and Norwich.

Endicott Mayor John Bertoni, who is leaving office at the end of the month, is being recognized for his service by the two other mayors of the Triple Cities.

The Broome County Urban League is preparing to sell its Binghamton community center to a developer who owns dozens of other properties in the city.

$10,000 is going to Little Italy in Endicott for a kitchen project in the Heritage Center and Museum.

December 5 is the last scheduled day for the public to submit comments to on plans to develop a lithium-ion battery recycling facility in Endicott.

An Endicott man is accused of using a stolen check to buy items at a local store.