Kyle Kotecki is a local journalist based in Manistee, Michigan. He writes for various publications, including Manistee News Advocate, The Pioneer, and Huron Daily Tribune, covering a range of topics from education and community events to local sports. His work has also been featured in Midland Daily News and The Herald Review.
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Kyle Kotecki's coverage mainly focuses on local community news, education, sports events, and city council activities in Michigan. He frequently covers government announcements and events related to education.
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Manistee City Council will hold an organizational and regular meeting Nov. 19, 2024.
Manistee High School senior Noah Maue is in a number of extracurricular activities and enjoys watching movies at the Vogue Theatre.
Sparkle in the Park is returning to the village of Bear Lake's Hopkins Park for a milestone iteration.
The Manistee Area Leadership Program cohort visited a few Manistee County schools last week.
MANISTEE — Manistee City Council held an organizational and regular meeting on Tuesday. Here are three significant takeaways from the meetings:
The City of Manistee Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a PUD application.
Manistee City Council elected a mayor and mayor pro tem Tuesday during an organizational meeting.
WSCC students conducted an exit poll in Manistee and Mason counties on Election Day.
Manistee City Council approved the sale of another piece of city-owned property Tuesday during its regular meeting.
By: Kyle Kotecki
Manistee City Council took action during its regular meeting Tuesday to accept a $300,000 Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund grant.
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