John Gessner is a partner and journalist for HometownSource and The Pilot LLC, specializing in local news coverage in Burnsville, Minnesota. With a focus on community events, government decisions, and local businesses, John's articles provide readers with informative and timely updates on the happenings in their neighborhood.
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John Gessner's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including education, community events, city government, and crime in Burnsville, Minnesota. Given the nature of his articles which heavily rely on government announcements and press releases, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or initiatives within the specified geographic area.
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After nearly 25 years in the corporate world of medical technology, Michael Logelin sought a new vocation.
A Burnsville apartment complex has been plagued by numerous fire and property code violations, including 115 deficient fire doors, the city alleged in a lawsuit filed Oct. 15.
By: John Gessner
In the late 1800s, up until the mid-1900s, La Crosse served as a terminal for river and rail freight services. The two complimented each other by freight coming from up or down river to La Crosse to …
If not for an enduring friendship between two Burnsville High School alumni, Chocolate Cherry Stout beer in a can with a plaid blanket design wouldn't be hitting the shelves this season.
School District 191 officials are eying an array of facility projects, from front entrance and parking improvements to interior building changes and athletic field upgrades.
Born in Hibbing during the Great Depression, John Adamich wasn't about to become a miner like his father.
Restaurant leaving Burnsville Center The Lucky's 13 Pub at Burnsville Center is relocating to another County Road 42 location — the vacant Outback Steakhouse space about a mile to the west.
Owner juggled business, election campaign While campaigning for office this summer and fall, Yusuf Haji had another task at hand.
By: John Gessner, Thisweek
Burnsville's efforts to control the emerald ash borer infestation include a state grant that's funding removal of 133 ash trees on private property.
By: John Gessner, Thisweek
Officials found bits of good news in the Oct. 1 enrollment report for School District 191, where student numbers have been dropping for years.
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