Mike Marturello is a journalist based in Kendallville, Indiana, and writes for KPC Media Group Inc. His articles cover a range of local topics, including politics, community events, and education. His work has also been featured in publications such as the Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly, EUGENE, RALPH E JR, and Herald Journal.
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Mike Marturello's coverage is heavily focused on local news, including government and politics, education, transportation, and seasonal events. He tends to cover announcements frequently, especially related to local government and community events.
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Updated Monday, Nov. 11 • Orland Town Council, Community Center Building, 9535 W. S.R. 120, Orland, 6:30 p.m.
The Angola Area Chamber of Commerce is pulling together community resources to host a discussion on year 2000 (Y2K) preparedness. The event is scheduled in Angola High School's auditorium. The free program is open to the public and will bring together local businesses, government officials and other key service providers to give citizens information on local Y2K readiness, said Barb DeCaire, executive director of the Chamber.
ANGOLA — A Steuben County jury took about 2 1/2 hours on Tuesday night to find Yoshua Tear Monday, 30, guilty in what was the first murder case to be heard in the new Steuben County Judicial Center.
By: Mike Marturello
ANGOLA — Now that the final major trial of his career as prosecutor is wrapped up, Prosecutor Jeremy Musser is poised to step in as the next Steuben Circuit Court
ANGOLA — The path has been officially paved to name Jeremy Musser as the next Steuben Circuit Court judge.
Add weeks of colorful flowers and decades of enjoyment to your indoor plant collection with holiday cacti. Dress one up with a decorative basket, container, or foil wrap and give it to a favorite gardener or holiday hostess. You'll find a variety for sale at your local garden center or florist.
By: Mike Marturello
Having a holiday train that was local certainly brought people out in northwest Ohio, northeast Indiana and southern Michigan the past few days.
I believe God still heals. At church on Sundays, we begin each sermon time with saying; God is good, all the time, all the time, God is good. At my church we believe in His goodness that He provides; we still believe in miracles. In the New Testament there are some miracles that are similar in nature that have had me thinking this week. We will look at Matthew 8, Mark 5, and Mark 9.
At Central Noble Schools and at the Metropolitan School District of Steuben County, we have seen great success at providing early learning and child care that are necessary in those communities.
By: Mike Marturello
ANGOLA — The women from Jenny Lou's Greenery in downtown Angola have done their fair share of traveling over the years, especially at Christmastime, when they have taken part in celebrations in communities far and wide.
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