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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.
Opinions Still Vary on Future of Dockside, Marathon and Truck Yard
Conceptual plans draw large crowd
Coyotes in Philipstown: is fear misguided or well-founded?
Local population appears to be on the rise
Haldane Athletes, Coaches Get Some Help
Visiting trainer helps prevent and treat sports injuries
Cold Spring is Setting for a Hudson River-Based Novel
Shad Haul harkens back to different era
Haldane Budget Vote: Less than two weeks to go
New principal, campus repairs and a starry night also discussed
Dockside, Truck Yard and Marathon Plans Taking Shape
Vacancies, post office and Foodtown Plaza also discussed
Will Rte 9 Traffic Light Finally Become a Reality?
DOT says installation imminent
Little Stony Point Gets a Spring Cleaning
Annual event draws over 50 volunteers
Haldane Honors its Elder Statesman
School wishes happy birthday to a proud Buffalo Soldier
Haldane BOE Adopts Budget; Ready for May Referendum
Board adopts 2011/12 school budget
Cold Spring Mayoral Candidates Square off — Again
Candidates debate again
Mayoral Candidates Discuss Broader Issues
Gallagher and Phillips discuss Cold Spring’s Future
Uncle Wade Coming to Cold Spring
New music series premieres at Philipstown.info
Haldane Tax Rate May Increase Less Than One Percent
2001/12 Haldane budget begins to come together