County offers training for the unthinkable
Michael Turton
Michael Turton has been a reporter with The Current since its founding, after working in the same capacity at the Putnam County News & Recorder. Turton spent 20 years as community relations supervisor for the Essex Region Conservation Authority in Ontario before his move in 1998 to Philipstown, where he handled similar duties at Glynwood Farm and The Hastings Center. The Cold Spring resident holds degrees in environmental studies from the University of Waterloo, in education from the University of Windsor and in communication arts from St. Clair College.
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5 Questions: Eleanor Owen Seeland
Former resident of Bannerman’s Island will lead tours
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On the Spot
What comedian, past or present, would you want to entertain at your party?
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Nelsonville Gobblesmacked by Pet
Turkey a favorite with neighbors, passersby
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Are Food Trucks Unfair Competition?
Cold Spring allows a test run at Mayor’s Park
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Catching Up with the Cold Spring Village Board
Discussions of food trucks, code update
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Reporter’s Notebook: Turton Takes the Trolley
A few thoughts on how to improve the ride
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Conflict with NYC Over Water Continues
Cold Spring hoping to connect to city system
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Trolley Struggles to Get on Track
Ridership has steadily declined over the years
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5 Questions: Tyler Dicembrino
Organized Civil War monument to be dedicated Sunday
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The Best Pie in Cold Spring
Independence festival to provide bragging rights
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5 Questions: Michelle McGuire
Owner of Michelle’s Roadside Kitchen on Route 9
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Philipstown Delays Cell-Tower Settlement
Board considering smaller structure as compromise
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Cold Spring Joins Danskammer Opposition
Need for power, fracked gas, location criticized
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Call in the Family
Josh Caray, the Renegades’ radio man, follows long family tradition
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The Persistent Preservationist
New marker recalls historic Philipstown church
