Concern over loss of tax revenue
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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Trustees Approve Tax Levy Resolution
Villanti cautions parents on Common Core tests
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Putnam Cycling Classic May Not Return to Cold Spring
Opinions vary on economic benefit of special events
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Boiler Installation Approved for Philipstown Community Center
Asbestos also to be removed and underground oil tank replaced
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Clock Still Ticking on Coal Tar Removal
Draft law to prohibit ‘formula’ businesses sent back to lawyer
Posted inPhilipstown News
Village Trustees Express Regret Over July Fourth Ads
Concerns raised and solutions proposed
Posted inPhilipstown News
Marsh Kayak Trip Goes Seriously Awry
Classic he-said, she-said disagreement raises safety concerns
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Rhinebeck Bank Presents Refurbishment Concept for Main Street Property
Village to hire special counsel to deal with Butterfield
Posted inPhilipstown News
New Haldane Playing Field on Schedule
Sports action slated for September opening
Posted inArts & Leisure
Sunday Music Series Makes Comeback
Coordinator cites economic and community benefits
Posted inPhilipstown News
Rhinebeck Bank Exec Calls Move Premature
Exterior of Main Street building to be improved
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Old Souls Brings ‘Made in USA’ to Main Street
New shop features home goods, outdoor and fly fishing gear
Posted inPhilipstown News
EPA Releases Latest Five-year Report on Marathon Battery Site
Technical in nature, report says site suitable for housing
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Village Board Refers Engineering Firm Selection to Planning Board
Pro bono offer questioned
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Motorcycle Club Event Raises Money for St. Jude Hospital
Police report no incidents
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Barn Dance Continues Garrison Tradition
Square dance, potluck dinner celebrates community
Posted inPhilipstown News
Boards Weigh in on Butterfield Zoning Change
Importance of village character, fiscal analysis cited
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BOCES Tech Center Offers Alternative Career Path
Seventeen Haldane High School students currently enrolled
Posted inPhilipstown News
Play Nice the New Way Forward on Butterfield
Main Street project also moves ahead
Posted inPhilipstown News
Haldane Budget Passes Easily
Thorpe re-elected, Daly edges out Rincon-Tomizawa
Posted inPhilipstown News
Sen. Gipson Addresses Cold Spring Board
Trustees support Indian Point evac resolution, mayor votes ‘no’
