Ithaca Journal has an article on the the debate on old windows vs new.

Read it here:

http://www.theithacajournal.com/article/20090417/LIFE07/904170329/1127/LIFE07

Click on the link below to view our latest news article on Ithaca Journal.

http://www.theithacajournal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2009303290004

Historic Ithaca’s Director, Alphonse Pieper attended:

Deconstruction Workshop: How Green Demolition can Reduce Waste, Create Jobs and Make Affordable Building Materials Available in Binghamton

This day-long workshop was held on Tuesday February 24th, 2009 from 9:3am to 5pm at the Decker Community Room of the Broome county Public Library, 185 Court St in Binghamton.

The purpose of this workshop was to raise awareness amongst the public and private sectors about deconstruction (the systematic disassembly of a structure to maximize reuse and recycling) and how this practice can reduce waste, train workers, create jobs and make affordable building materials available in our community.

Explore a century of information technology from the 1880′s to the 1980′s at the IBM Endicott History & Heritage Center at 1701 North Street in Endicott.

Open Houses to visit the Center are scheduled the last Saturdays in February & March from 1-4PM. Reservations are required 1 week prior to the open house.

Open House:              Reserve By:

February 28                 February 21

March 28                     March 21

There is no charge but reservations are required a week in advance. You can make reservations online at:
http://www.ctandi.org/companies/IBM/History%20Center.htm or call 607-773-0092.

Tours hosted by the Center for Technology & Innovation, Inc. www.ctandi.org