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Gabriel Hathaway

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Winona Post

Preston's Summary

Gabriel Hathaway is a journalist who covers local news and issues for the Winona Post, a publication serving the Winona, Minnesota area. His reporting focuses on topics that impact the local community, such as government, public infrastructure, education, and public safety.

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Geo Focus

Winona, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 34 %
Evolving Stories: 21 %
Breaking News: 20 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 12 %
Event Coverage: 5 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Real Estate Development
  • Housing Market
  • Legal Reform
  • Urban Development
  • Cannabis Regulation
  • Commercial Real Estate

Pitching Insights

Gabriel's coverage focuses on local government, crime, and public safety in Winona, Minnesota. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or updates related to ongoing cases or investigations in the area. Additionally, pitches about local government decisions, community events with a focus on public safety or development initiatives within Winona would likely be of interest.

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Articles

Winona Post

Krofchalk, Shortridge running for Winona City Council

By: Gabriel Hathaway

Outgoing Winona City Council member Pam Eyden’s Third Ward seat is up for election this November. In interviews, both candidates looking to replace Eyden on the City Council, Sam Zierden Shortridge and Jon Krofchalk, explained their priorities and touched on issues such as housing and budgeting for city maintenance.

Winona Post

Winona council hopefuls discuss issues

By: Gabriel Hathaway

City of Winona residents will vote on multiple City Council races next week, including two contested races between newcomers. Jon Krofchalk and Sam Zierden Shortridge are running for outgoing City Council member Pam Eyden’s Third Ward seat, and Jason Dicus and Al Light to replace outgoing at-large City Council member Aaron Repinski. Last week, candidates partook in a League of Women Voters forum ahead of the November election covering issues such as housing, transportation, cannabis, and more.

Winona Post

Winona negotiating purchase of new fire station site

By: Gabriel Hathaway

Last month, the Winona City Council met in closed session for a second time to consider purchasing the empty parcels next to the former Central School for a potential fire station. City officials hope to make their discussions and plans public soon.

Winona Post

Grant helps downtown businesses upgrade their buildings

By: Gabriel Hathaway

There are many new developments going on in downtown Winona, including two new businesses which opened in October, facade work, renovations of historic buildings, and a wealth of other developments and projects both big and small. Some of the new developments have funding from a $1 million grant the city and Winona Area Chamber of Commerce received from the state which they used to help fund nearly two dozen downtown projects.

Winona Post

ADUs: Winona mulling housing reform

By: Gabriel Hathaway

The Winona Planning Commission resumed its discussion about changing rules for accessory dwelling units (ADUs), or mother-in-law suites, to promote additional housing development. At last week’s meeting, city staff reversed their initial suggestion to allow ADUs to forego the 30% rule, but suggested allowing ADUs on non-owner occupied properties.

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