In the spring of 2022 TDC and its partners came together to celebrate another groundbreaking ceremony. This is the second speculative build in the last two years for the organization and it is designed accordance to the needs of Medisca, TDC's longest tentured tenant.

Kyle may have an unexpected background when you think of the manufacturing industry. But, she proves skills are transferrable amongst industries and there are no rules for success in unchartered territory.

Medisca is a global company offering pharmaceutical compounding products and services, mixing technology, manufacturing, education services and more. As Partners in Wellness, Medisca offers an unfailing devotion to improving lives, across a multitude of needs and across a multitude of people. In their dedication to wellness, Medisca is now working to improve the current drug shortages in multiple countries.

Last year, TDC celebrated this important national dedication by spotlighting Black-owned businesses in Clinton County. We urge you take another look at these three businesses that enrich our community with their commitment to culture, arts, partnerships, and the sense of community itself. It is also a time to take a deeper dive into our local Black history and read more about the underground railroad, the Adirondacks, and Clinton County.

Khrome USA, a tenant of TDC since 2020, is a system integrator and component manufacturer in the mass transit sector. Khrome has headquarters in Quebec with a USA branch in Plattsburgh within the TDC Air Industrial Park. You may have read about Khrome during our Women in Manufacturing series as we featured Michelle Sahai, Plant Manager. Michelle continues to do great work at Khrome by implementing an inclusive and supportive working environment in the manufacturing industry.

This past June, we asked for local "Groundbreaker" nominations. A groundbreaker is a standout individual in our region who has shown grit, resilience, and leadership. We want to celebrate those in our community who have shown those qualities and inspire others to persevere. Groundbreakers not only contribute to local growth and success by impacting their workplace, but their community and beyond.

We are thrilled to announce that Medisca, a global company offering pharmaceutical compounding products and services, mixing technology, manufacturing, education services and more, will be leasing the 60,000 sf building currently under construction on Tom Miller Road in Plattsburgh. With 27 years in our industrial parks, Medisca is TDC’s longest tenured tenant! We look forward to seeing Medisca's continued success within our region and our continued partnership!

Tourism helps increase quality of life and bring investments into a community. This is especially true in the North Country. Tourism plays a critical role in economic development by bringing visitors to northern New York and keeps them coming back time and time again!

We’re here to shout from the roof tops that those old ways of assembly line production are a thing of the past and additive manufacturing is the future.

A big part of economic development is creating and retaining jobs, and building a strong, reliable workforce is an ever-going task. The workforce pipeline is imperative to communities. It starts by exposing youth to all of the exciting career opportunities right in their neighborhood.

TDC wants to celebrate those in the Clinton County industrial community who have shown those qualities and inspire others to persevere. These individuals not only contribute to local growth and success by impacting their workplace, but their community and beyond.

Beekmantown Middle School was the recipient of a TDC education grant three years ago. This month, four long-time board members toured the school to see how our support came to fruition. We left the school in awe of what the STEAM program was able to accomplish in three years while navigating through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Follow us as we follow the "Rs of Sustainability." Rethink, refuse, reduce, repurpose, reuse, rot and recycle.

This blog post paying tribute to our neighbors to the north. As the border restrictions finally have eased, we celebrate Canada!

Five women from Vapor Stone Rail Systems tell us their "Why" and their "How." Some had their family to inspire them into the industry of manufacturing some had educational pursuits. All participants featured certainly contribute to the success of Vapor Stone Rail Systems, the Wabtec Corporation and our manufacturing region.

Tammy Sherman has spent the past 22 years with Fujitsu Frontech North America and she shares with us some secrets of her success. Her first bit of advice is to work hard!

North Country native, Heather Tucker credits her roots, flexibility to learn on the job, and her former mentor to her success in the manufacturing industry. She also reminds us that failure is ok and a key part of learning.

Michelle is the Plant Manager at Khrome USA, learn how the combination of STEM and the Arts helped her succeed.

Follow us on social media to stay updated on this series! We will be sharing the women working in our parks that literally keep us moving.

TDC is celebrating this important national dedication by spotlighting Black-owned businesses in Clinton County. These three businesses enrich our community with their commitment to culture, arts, partnerships, local history and the sense of community itself.

A look at Plattsburgh from a local’s perspective.

TDC is pulling back the curtain on all things Economic Development. Follow this new blog series for an interesting and educational prospective on what it takes to make a community a great place to live, work, and play. Live, work, play: a phrase used a lot in economic development to describe exactly what they want their community achieve...

Economic Development. Two words smooshed together to create a definition grander than the sum of its parts. Read more to understand how this small phrase makes a big impact on our community.

TDC is pulling back the curtain on all things Economic Development. Follow this new blog series for an interesting and educational prospective on what it takes to make a community a great place to live, work, and play.