

Making Spirits Bright: Giving Back
Saint Joseph’s House of Hospitality, located at 402 South Avenue in Rochester, NY, provides food, clothing and shelter to community members in need. On Christmas
Reimagining Main Street with Tactical Urbanism
In support of the City of Buffalo’s Middle Main Street Streetscape Improvement Project and in collaboration with DiDonato Associates and Landscape Architect Joy Kuebler, Highland
Tricks and Treats for Successful Pop-up Events
Highland Planning recently “popped-up” at the City of Rochester’s Halloween at the Market event. Is that a dance move, you ask? While pop-ups can include
DRI Round 5 Wrap-Up!
New York State’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI), led by the New York State Department of State, is a cornerstone of the State’s economic development program
Do QR Codes Work for Public Engagement?
If you’ve been living on Planet Earth for the past year or so, you’ve probably seen little square, pixelated images cropping up on everything from
Overcoming Meeting Fatigue
By Susan Charland, AICP How to Overcome Meeting Fatigue We have all experienced meeting fatigue, particularly in the context of public engagement. But what causes
Highland Planning is Growing!
Between last fall and this past spring, we have added four new employees to our team, each with a different range of strengths and skills.
Highland Planning Celebrates Dyngus Day!
By Jennifer Topa What is Dyngus Day? Historically a Polish-American tradition, Dyngus Day celebrates the end of the often restrictive observance of lent and the joy
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