New cannabis cultivation facility breaks ground in Ulster County
Officials say this will be one of the biggest economic opportunities in the Hudson Valley in decades and will provide locals with many new jobs.
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Oct 27, 2022, 4:43 PM
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238ds agoA new cannabis cultivation and manufacturing
facility is coming to Ulster County.
Cresco Labs, which is a cannabis company, just
broke ground on Aluminum Drive in Ellenville. The location is the former home of Channel
Master and Schrade knife factories.
Cresco Labs tells News 12 they'll be renovating
a building already on the property and will also build an additional facility.
Officials say this will be one
of the biggest economic opportunities in the Hudson Valley in decades and will
provide locals with many new jobs.
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