The Comprehensive Plan for the Village of Cold Spring continues to inch closer to completion.
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.
Posted inAround Town
Philipstown Food Pantry Helps Local Families
The Philipstown Food Pantry is a local organization that week-in and week-out provides food for those who need it
Posted inSports
Haldane Hoops Star Gets “Full Ride” at Fordham
Liz Milner signs National Letter of Intent to attend Fordham University next fall on a full basketball scholarship
Posted inArts & Leisure
An African Journal
Cold Spring resident Allison McIntyre returns from trip to Africa
Posted inArts & Leisure
Cold Spring’s Radio Station
Cold Spring has its own radio station providing a daily stream of music
Posted inPhilipstown News
Special Board Sets Strategy for Final Comp Plan Revisions
Standing Boards to be briefed Nov. 16
Posted inPhilipstown News
Cold Spring’s Peace Demonstrators
 Seven years of Saturdays – and still counting
Posted inArts & Leisure
The Stories of Our Community Elders — Leona Dushin
I knew my interview with Leona Dushin would be interesting. How could it be otherwise?
Posted inPhilipstown News
Public Hearing on Cold Spring Comp Plan Closes
Public comment on the draft Comprehensive Plan for Cold Spring came to an end at 8:25 p.m. on Oct. 21.
Posted inSports
Concussions in High School Sports Receive Increased Attention Nationwide
Sports-related concussions receive increased attention both locally and nationally.
Posted inPhilipstown News
Haldane to be Featured on MSG Television
School will be part of High School Journal
Posted inPhilipstown News
Comp Plan Formal Hearing Draws a Crowd
The formal public hearing to review the draft Comprehensive Plan for Cold Spring got underway on Oct. 14.
Posted inPhilipstown News
CAC Recommends Approval of Controversial Wetland Permit
The Philipstown Conservation Advisory Committee (CAC) recommended at its Oct. 7 meeting that a hotly contested wetlands permit be granted to Robert Jordan.
Posted inPhilipstown News
Cold Spring Plan Nears the Finish Line
The hour glass has been turned on end and the final countdown has begun for Cold Spring residents to comment about the future of their village.
Posted inArts & Leisure
Iconic Landmark Undergoing Repairs
Osborn Castle, one of the most eye-catching landmarks in the entire Hudson Valley, is receiving some extra attention these days.
Posted inPhilipstown News
Former Guinan’s Pub Closer to Become Offices
The Planning Board will approve the plans
Posted inSports
Philipstown.info Interviews New Haldane Athletic Director Tom Cunningham
Tom Cunningham, Haldane’s new Athletic Director, Dean of Students and Director of Health and Physical Education for grades K-12, recently spoke with Philipstown.info’s Michael Turton.
Posted inPhilipstown News
Major Ben Martinez: Back from Afghanistan
The former Cold Spring resident talks about his time at war
Posted inPhilipstown News
Proposed Driveway Opposed by Neighbors
Robert and Karyn Jordan want to build a house and they own property on which to build it. That may be the only simple chapter in this story.
Posted inArts & Leisure
Farmers Market Dinner Draws a Crowd
Good food is good. Great, fresh, local food is even better
Posted inPhilipstown News
Haldane Trustees Vote “Aye” on Energy Performance Contract
School board trustees unanimously approved Energy Performance Contract
Posted inPhilipstown News
Members Clash Over Comprehensive Plan Form and Content
The Special Board met on Sept. 2 to consider two key chapters of the plan – the riverfront and economic vitality – and it was obvious that there is still much internal disagreement.
Posted inColumnists
Reporter’s Notebook: The Sad Demise of a Once Proud Word
The word ‘awesome’ was taken off life support today
