
A popular family-owned retail shop on the North Side of Endicott won't be selling bread or pizza dough as usual. The operators of Battaglini Bakery say the business will continue to supply items to area grocery stores. But their small walk-up shop at 111 Oak Hill Avenue will be closed for the foreseeable future.
Anthony Battaglini said the store recently had been open for limited hours. It's been operating five days a week for three hours a day. Battaglini said it's been difficult to find enough people to work in the shop. He said the plan is to "realign operations" and to do some renovations. He told WNBF News "there's no timeline" for when the store will reopen.
SOURCE: https://wnbf.com
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