There is also a neighborhood with a pizza parlor, a Chinese restaurant, a CVS Pharmacy, a Giant Supermarket, and a Video King called West Corners. Ryan lives at the end of a dead end street, on the edge of Bosket Lake, surrounded by 8 acres of wetland, enough land to raise a goat and a dog, keep a large garden, and throw parties without disturbing the neighbors. And it is a nice mix of people with an elderly population mixed in with young couples and kids. Phil Card, owner of Phil's Chicken House, opened his restaurant in West Corners 32 years ago. West Corners includes most of the Town of Union west of Nanticoke Creek.
Traditional boundaries mark the neighborhood.
The name came from the West family, who owned and farmed most of the land in the 1800s. In 1917 the farm was subdivided and in 1922 the Bosket brothers bought the lake and harvested the ice to sell. West Corners has one Baptist and one Methodist church, a volunteer fire department and a chapter of the Lions Club. The neighborhood's services come from the Town of Union, but the children attend Village of Endicott schools. I can live in the country and own 2 acres of land then drive 2 miles and be in a business area.