Boscov's

The effort to tear down the old Water Street parking ramp next to Binghamton's Boscov's department store is entering its final stages.

Binghamton Mayor Richard David is kicking off the official start of the demolition of the Boscov parking ramp while the store predicts a bright future.

Not everyone is paying attention to the new signs and barricades installed on a busy downtown Binghamton street.

Demolition of the crumbling Water Street parking ramp in downtown Binghamton is expected to get underway soon.

Plans to re-tool what had been a big shopping destination in the Southern Tier since the mid-1970s is moving forward and Binghamton retailer extends lease.

A large window worth thousands of dollars was shattered as the result of a disturbance outside Boscov's department store in downtown Binghamton.

Mayor Richard David hopes a dilapidated city-owned public parking facility will be gone by the time he leaves office.

After more than 15 months, city-owned orange barricades that have been lining the street next to the downtown Binghamton Boscov's store may be hauled away.

City officials have decided that Binghamton's crumbling Water Street parking ramp will be demolished and not repaired.

After being closed for several weeks because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Boscov's department store in downtown Binghamton is back in business.