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Vol. 16, No. 30
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SERVING HIGHLAND, MARLBOROUGH AND PLATTEKILL
Highland to play host
Hamlet welcomes the Ulster County Fire Parade
By MARK REYNOLDS
[email protected]
Surveyor Patti Brooks and several
consultants, returned to the Lloyd
Planning Board last week to apprise them
of specific major design changes and
additions they have made to the Village In
The Hudson Valley, a senior living project
that has been proposed for the western
side of Route 9W, opposite the Bridgeview
Shopping Plaza.
Brooks said in the original application
they proposed 127 beds in an Assisted
Living Facility and 205 single-family
independent living residences. The
newly revised proposal has increased
the Assisted Living Facility to 135 beds
and expands the independent living
residences to 212. She broke out the
independent living section saying this
will consist of 120 single-family cottage
homes, five duplex town homes and 82
apartment units.
Brooks said the new design would
allow for people in single cottages to move
up to a multi-family apartment style living
and, if and when needed, to transition
to Assisted Living, in a multiple tier
structure.
“That allowed us to cluster many
of the houses together because one of
the problems we’re struggling with in
this application is the fact that the code
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The Highland Volunteer Fire Department is hosting this year’s Ulster County parade, beginning Saturday at 6 p.m.
By MARK REYNOLDS
[email protected]
On Saturday, the Highland Hose
Company #1 is sponsoring the 84th
Annual Ulster County Volunteer
Fireman’s Association Convention and
Parade, which corresponds with their
own 125th Anniversary, 1895-2019.
At 6 p.m, approximately 40 fire
companies will parade through town
in full uniform, starting at New Paltz
and South Chodikee Lake Roads. They
will make their way down Main Street,
Church Street, Vineyard Avenue and
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take a left onto Van Wagner where they
will pause by a viewing stand hosted
by MC DeWitt Sagendorph. From there
the parade will turn left onto Milton
Avenue and go through the hamlet and
out onto the town field. Several trophies
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