Some police chiefs argue vague law gives discretion
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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Cold Spring Resident Says He Foiled Robbery
Tells police thieves fled at sight of his gun
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Live from Cold Spring, 1832
Even then, Indian Brook Falls was the place to be
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Notes from the Cold Spring Village Board
Budget hearing set for April 9; village sells small plots
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The Soul of Main Street
After 40 years, BJ’s still has the pig, the cow and the fish
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Notes from the Cold Spring Village Board
Trustees discuss merit raises, park permissions
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Notes from the Cold Spring Village Board
Budget talks continue; mayor and trustees to get raises
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Hate Crime Suspect Appears in Court
Teenager faces charges after Nelsonville incident
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Merandy Says He Will Run Again (Updated)
Hustis says he will challenge two-term incumbent
