IBM Endicott

Construction crews are installing new piping in Endicott as IBM prepares to shut down one of its groundwater treatment facilities in the village.

It now appears IBM won't be taking back a priceless collection of historical items tied to the company's early days in the village of Endicott.

People are reacting angrily to word that the Endicott History and Heritage Center is preparing to return its IBM Collection to the company that calls the village its birthplace.

The complicated preparation work needed for the long-awaited demolition of several old IBM buildings in Endicott should be finished soon.

The long-planned project to tear down five large buildings once used by IBM Endicott has received a big boost with a multi-million dollar grant from New York state.

The owners of the former IBM Endicott site are moving forward with plans to tear down several unused buildings to clear the way for redevelopment projects.

Demolition crews are making steady progress on a project to remove an unused pedestrian bridge over a busy Endicott street.

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.