Linda Jackson

Questions remain about whether customers will be able to make a left-turn onto a busy roadway from a planned Byrne Dairy store in Endicott.

An Endicott building that had become a trouble spot might be torn down as part of an effort to remake Washington Avenue.

An Endicott site once occupied by a movie theater has been chosen for development of a three-story mixed-use building.

Byrne Dairy wants to open a convenience store in Endicott and Mayor Linda Jackson is ready to welcome the company to the village.

Although a proposed battery recycling facility has been rejected, three members of Endicott's board of trustees say the village is prepared to welcome new businesses.

Endicott's mayor is expressing hope that former IBM buildings that are crumbling along North Street may be torn down for a future lithium-ion battery production facility.

Sidewalks remain closed near an old building on the Huron Campus in Endicott because of safety concerns related to falling concrete.

A destructive beetle has killed dozens of trees across the sprawling Huron Campus in Endicott and village officials want the trees taken down.

The village of Endicott is moving to conduct independent testing of groundwater samples following efforts to remove chemical contamination linked to IBM manufacturing activities.

Endicott Mayor Linda Jackson says she is recommending the Village Board rescind the restrictions on recently passed recycling operations.