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Co-Owners Joelcir Antunes and Adson Franco

Ma t t e o ’ s O f f e r s A n Au t h e n t i c I ta l ia n D i n i n g E x p e r i e n c e in you have that feeling that you are in Italy, with the pictures on the wall, and the furniture and everything. In the summer, we Adson Franco, co-owner and general have an alleyway next to our building where manager at Matteo’s Ristorante Italiano, says we do outside seating, and it’s beautiful everything from the menu to the indoor and with the view of the courthouse. It feels like outdoor atmosphere at his establishment is you’re dining in Europe.” pure Italian. Writer / Jon Shoulders Photographer / Eli Beaverson

“When a lot of people walk through the door, we know exactly what they like - just like in Italy,” he says. “As soon as you walk

Matteo’s originally opened in March of 2003, founded by Italy native Matteo Di Rosa. He ran the restaurant until 2015, at which time Franco, who previously worked

at Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse in downtown Indy, and his business partner joined as co-owners. The food menu at Matteo’s ranges from classics like chicken parmesan, veal piccata and veal parmesan to main-course options like the Rondelli di Spinaci e Ricotta (a homemade pasta sheet stuffed with ricotta cheese and spinach) and the Filletto di Bue Gorgonzola (a center-cut filet mignon baked in a puff pastry).

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“Our signature dish is our Tortellini Matteo’s - it’s a homemade cheese tortellini with a white cream sauce, ham and mushroom,” Franco says. “That, as well as our daily lasagna specials, are by far our top sellers. Our ravioli is also spectacular. The former owner is from southern Italy, so the menu has a lot of things from that region. He also expanded to the northern parts, so our menu now is a nice mixture of the northern cuisine and the southern cuisine of Italy.” The drink menu includes red and white wines from all over the world, with an emphasis, of course, on Italian flavors from Sicily to Tuscany, as well as cocktails and several sparkling selections. “We have an amazing sweet, red, bubbly wine that is great for Valentine’s Day,” Franco says, adding that Matteo’s will feature classic live Italian music on Valentine’s Day this year. “It’s from Italy. People have really liked it here. We also make our own limoncello in-house - we use that for different martinis and even use it in one of our desserts.” Matteo’s also offers a separate catering menu for weddings, private off-site events and corporate functions. In December, the eatery catered a luncheon for approximately 1,000 people at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds for Hamilton County employees, for the fourth straight year. Originally from Itabuno, Bahia in eastern Brazil, Franco is a veteran of the restaurant industry, having worked in Central Indiana food establishments since 2002. “My mom is a chef and was always involved in a catering business, and I was always around that since I was a child,” he says. “The restaurant business has always been a passion of mine.” Franco adds that the local Noblesville community has been consistently supportive of Matteo’s since he joined as co-owner five years ago. “I worked in downtown Indianapolis for many years, and making the move to

“ Wh e n a lot of p e o p l e wa l k through the door, we k n ow e x ac t ly wha t t h e y like - just like in I ta ly. ” downtown Noblesville was the best move I could make,” he says. “The community has been so gracious and receptive of us. From the get-go we felt like it was the right move.” The staff and leaders at Matteo’s stay involved in the local community in several ways, including hosting fundraisers and making monthly donations to local charity organizations. When asked what helps to make Matteo’s stand out among other restaurants in Central Indiana - even just in Noblesville - Franco has no hesitation in answering. “It’s the authenticity,” he says. “Most of our items here are homemade - even the cheese that goes on our Caprese salad is made in-house. The bread and desserts are made in-house as well. We take pride in our Italian culture, and that really makes us stand out. Plus the owners are here all the time, shaking hands and getting to know people. We’re very fond of this community.” Matteo’s Ristorante Italiano is located at 40 North 9th Street in Noblesville. For more information, including hours of operation, a full menu listing and to make reservations, call 317-774-9771 or visit matteosindy.com.

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and this cookie is particularly good,” Shockey says.

A tasty piece of Americana, the first Girl Scout cookies were home baked by Girl Scouts back in 1917 and sold in waxed paper bags.

Cookies sell for $5 per box and include Do-si-dos, Girl Scout S’mores, Samoas, Tagalongs, Thin Mints, Toffee-tastic and Trefoils. The organization also participates in Operation: Cookie Drop to support local military members, military veterans and first responders. Last year more than 76,000 packages of Girl Scout cookies were donated to the cause.

“We see the cookie program being that one cornerstone activity that enables girls to learn a great number of entrepreneurial skills,” says Danielle Shockey, CEO of Girl Scouts of Central Indiana. “When they sell cookies they’re learning communication, sales, supply and demand, marketing, social media presence, manners and tenacity.” This year the Girl Scouts are excited to introduce a new flavor to their lineup Lemon-Ups, a crisp, zesty lemon cookie. “We’ve had some advanced taste testing,

“These military men and women tell us that when they are overseas, receiving these cookies is like a piece of home,” Shockey says. All proceeds from cookie sales stay local in central Indiana, and each troop decides how to spend proceeds. They may choose to put it toward philanthropy, or they may save

it each year so that they can go downhill skiing in Colorado or take a backpacking adventure at the Grand Canyon. “Girls often choose outdoor adventures that involve canoeing, hiking, rappelling, archery, horseback riding and zip lining,” Shockey says. Last year Girl Scouts of Central Indiana troops earned more than $2 million in troop proceeds to fund their activities, buy supplies and support service projects in local communities. Last year Girl Scouts of Central Indiana provided more than $312,000 in financial assistance, in an effort to make the program available to any girl interested in participating. The Girl Scouts of Central Indiana adheres to four program pillars - STEM education, the outdoors, life skills and

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entrepreneurship. The curriculum for scout badges is aligned to state standards and often written by partners who are experts in their fields. For example, some of the curriculum for cybersecurity badges is written by Raytheon. North Face provides part of the curriculum for outdoor adventure badges. “Girl Scouts USA works with the people who know their content,” Shockey explains. “And they work with us because we know the developmental, social, emotional and academic needs of girls.” Sometimes partners are troop leaders, and other times they are university partners or leaders in a particular field. For instance, if a girl wants to earn STEM badges around engineering, she might learn from an engineer at Caterpillar. The Girl Scouts organization releases new badges frequently. Last July it released over a dozen new STEM badges. “We want to make sure the content behind our badges is maintaining the pace of technology changes, so we introduced gaming badges - teaching the coding behind how to make a virtual reality program,” says Shockey, noting that her organization strives to incorporate subject matter that is of interest to girls today. For Shockey, one of the most beautiful occurrences is when girls are unafraid to take risks, fail, and try again. The Girl Scouts present the Gold Award to dreamers and doers who change the world in a positive way. “The big variable to earning the Gold Award is that it has to live beyond them,” Shockey says. “It’s something that has to exist in the future beyond them to make the world a better place.” Shockey tells the story of Sophie, 15-yearold Zionsville resident who, after watching a documentary about the Holocaust, decided to dig deeper to learn more. She researched Holocaust survivor Eva Kor, who suffered terribly in the Auschwitz concentration camp and yet ultimately 10 / NOBLESVILLE MAGAZINE / FEBRUARY 2020 / atNoblesville.com

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Noblesville Schools Honors 25 Distinguished “Noble Millers” Exclusive, One-Time Honor Part of 150 TH Anniversary Celebration Noblesville Schools announced today 25 distinguished community members they are honoring as Noble Millers in celebration of their 150th anniversary. The exclusive award is unique to the anniversary celebration, having never been given before and with no plans for the district to do so again. Selections were made by a committee of district leaders from public nominations that were gathered over several months and are not intended to represent all 150 years of Noblesville Schools. Honorees were chosen based on their exceptional service, support, accomplishments or contributions to the district. “This is such an esteemed group of

remarkable individuals and we are so appreciative of their generosity, commitment and dedication to Noblesville Schools,” says Dr. Beth Niedermeyer, superintendent. “At the end of the day, a school district is only as strong as the people who have built it, loved it and nurtured it along the way. We’re honored to recognize these Noble Millers for the meaningful part they’ve played in support of education and the success of Noblesville students past and present.” Noble Millers will be recognized as guests of honor at the Noblesville Schools Education Foundation’s Miller-Palooza 150th anniversary celebration on February 21. The event will be held at the Embassy Suites in

Noblesville and will feature live music from The Doo!, casino games, food, drinks and an auction, with proceeds going to support Noblesville Schools students and teachers. The public can purchase tickets to attend at noblesvilleschools.org/foundation Noble Miller nominees who were not selected will be recognized with a certificate of achievement in appreciation of their support for Noblesville Schools. Noblesville Schools yearlong anniversary celebration is presented exclusively by Church, Church, Hittle + Antrim. For more information on the anniversary and upcoming events, visit noblesvilleschools.org/150.

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“Most patients survive their first heart attack, but individuals who have had a heart attack are at increased risk for a second one,” explained Dr. Lambert. “Choosing to make healthy lifestyle choices greatly reduces your risk of a first or second heart attack. Avoid smoking and tobacco, participate in regular physical activity with approval from your doctor and make nutritious food choices. Taking care of yourself is your best defense against future health issues.”

“After a heart attack, your body needs time to heal,” said Dr. Nathan Lambert, cardiologist at IU Health Saxony Hospital. “Your doctor will help you make a plan and talk with you about what your recovery looks like. Healing after a heart attack often includes medications, lifestyle modifications Cardiac rehab – short for cardiopulmonary rehabilitation - is similar to physical therapy and cardiac rehab.” but the focus is on heart health. It’s a safe way for patients to exercise and build Heart attack survivors are often prescribed medication to take for the rest of their lives. cardiac strength under the watchful eye of clinical experts. Patients who have had heart Doctors work with patients to identify the events can participate in cardiac rehab with most appropriate medication to fit their approval from their doctor. needs, taking into account factors such as the type of heart event, the amount of Heart disease is the number one cause of damage done to the heart muscles and death in the United States. If you or a loved current symptoms. one experience heart attack symptoms, it’s important to call 9-1-1 to start receiving Lifestyle modifications can often be the treatment right away. Typical signs of a heart hardest part of recovery.

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“We determined that it would be best suited for the program to be under the Chaplaincy division,” says Kelly Gunn, Project Manager with the Hamilton County Sheriff ’s Office. “Plus, our hearts were more for the mentorship component, so we ceased the employment skills classes and focused heavily on the mentorship and case management component.” The department follows stringent criteria to invite mentees to join the program because they want to be sure they are in the right mental frame of mind to actively participate and be compliant with what’s asked of them. On average, they receive 5-6 applications per month. Gunn helps inmates who are deemed appropriate for the program with transitions planning by working through their housing situation and employment placements. She also offers referrals to recovery services.

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“Basically [we address] any kind of barrier that would deter them from being successful as they transition back into society,” Gunn says, who partners with several local Hamilton County employers that participate in job fairs hosted at the jail. Gaylor Electric has offered to enroll participants in their four-year apprenticeship program. Custom Concrete has also hired several mentees. “They don’t necessarily have to have particular skills to be hired,” Dunn says. “The top three things the employers tell the mentees they are looking for is someone who is dependable, can get to and from work, and show up ready and willing to learn and do the work that’s asked of them.” The mentorship piece of the program allows appropriate candidates to be paired with a mentor — they meet face-to-face in the jail prior to their release. The mentor becomes an encouragement and support to the mentee as they walk the journey of trying to re-integrate back into the community and into their family. “A lot of these folks have burned many bridges in their personal lives to where they don’t have a good support system on the outside and so that mentor becomes a large support for them,” Dunn says. “Some of them have lost the ability to stay with family members or maybe they have lost all of their possessions, so I link them to social service referrals that are needed for them be successful.” Dunn works closely with agencies like the Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County, Inc., the Noblesville Township Trustees offices, and other agencies that can help her get these needs met. “We try to wrap around those services and not encompass just the mentee but the family, as a whole, because if they have a wife or children at home or they are supporting their parents, with them being incarcerated, their whole family takes a huge hit,” Dunn says. 20 / NOBLESVILLE MAGAZINE / FEBRUARY 2020 / atNoblesville.com

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dealership,” Groves says. “It’s not a gimmick. Mr. Kahlo grew up in Germany during World War II. He wants to honor America and what America has given him. Those flags are well taken care of.” Duane Alexander, maintenance department manager, was in the Navy from 1978 to 1982. For part of that period he

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was aboard the USS Sacramento, a huge oiler that had the capability to refuel other ships at sea. He was captain of Rig Team 1, which was responsible for overseeing bomb maintenance and arranging the logistics for transporting injured individuals to other ships. “If you do your job well here, you will be taken care of,” says Steven Cerbone, a veteran of the Marine Corps who works on

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From February 7 through 9, the Home and Outdoor Living Show put on by Suburban Indy Shows will come to Grand Park Events Center in Westfield. The show was originally conceived to connect suburban Indy homeowners with local businesses for landscape, improvement and building needs. “The home show helps local companies introduce themselves to local homeowners who need their services,” says Donell Walton, owner of Suburban Indy Shows.

Suburban Indy Shows holds two home shows every year. This year will include shows in February and September. Walton launched the first show in September 2017 at Grand Park. The Home and Outdoor Living Show will feature something for everyone. There will be over 200 exhibitors, including local businesses and contractors ready to meet homeowners in the area. Exhibitors will be available throughout the show to talk to anyone interested in their services. “If you don’t have any projects to do, come and enjoy the stage presentations,” Walton

says. “Dream of all the things you can do in the future.” Stage presentations sponsored by Belgard, a paver and hardscape company, will include Dr. Lori’s Free Antique Appraisal Comedy Show, Fox 59’s Junior Meteorologist Experience for kids ages 6 to 12, and special kids’ events all day on February 9. If approachable business representatives and fascinating presentations don’t excite your interest, there will be plenty of opportunities to shop and explore additional local businesses and artists. Succulents, homemade bath and body

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Downtown Noblesville is the place to be this Valentine’s Day! You can take your date out on the town to enjoy restaurant and bar specials in downtown and enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience at Nickel Plate Arts. Six local artists host art stations for you and your sweetie to create art together: don’t worry - kind and gentle instruction is included! Check out our website for the latest information about our artists and activities, as well as other specials around town. Cash bar (beer & wine only) will be available, plus holiday-themed nibbles. Nickel Plate Arts 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

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Spend some quality time with your special guy at Mother Son Date Night! All mom’s painting with their sons receive half-price studio fee. Pick any project that you like and enjoy a relaxing evening together painting. No reservation needed. Come paint with us! uPaint Pottery Studio (Noblesville) 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.

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