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The Goodwill Theatre today. Originally
built in 1920 for the workers of the Endicott
Johnson Corporation by George F.
Johnson, it was closed for the last time in
the 1960s. Today the members of the
Goodwill Theatre, Inc. are working to
renovate it and focus the hub of an Arts
Village around it.
built in 1920 for the workers of the Endicott
Johnson Corporation by George F.
Johnson, it was closed for the last time in
the 1960s. Today the members of the
Goodwill Theatre, Inc. are working to
renovate it and focus the hub of an Arts
Village around it.
Executive Director Naima Kradjian and
Building Manager Ed Arzouian at the
Broome Chamber's Annual Business
Show on April 25, 2006.
Building Manager Ed Arzouian at the
Broome Chamber's Annual Business
Show on April 25, 2006.
Lenora LaMonica of the Greater
Binghamton Chamber of Commerce
Goodwill Theatre Board Chairman
James M. Thomas, Village of Johnson
City Mayor Harry Lewis, Greater
Binghamton Chamber of Commerce
President Alex DePersis and Goodwill
Theatre Executive Director Naima
Kradjian cut the ribbon as the Goodwill
Theatre moves into its new offices at the
Endicott Johnson Medical Building.
(1/6/06)
Binghamton Chamber of Commerce
Goodwill Theatre Board Chairman
James M. Thomas, Village of Johnson
City Mayor Harry Lewis, Greater
Binghamton Chamber of Commerce
President Alex DePersis and Goodwill
Theatre Executive Director Naima
Kradjian cut the ribbon as the Goodwill
Theatre moves into its new offices at the
Endicott Johnson Medical Building.
(1/6/06)
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