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1 week ago | 
hometownsource.com | John Gessner
A day after allegedly killing his mother, a Prior Lake man allegedly entered a Burnsville woman’s home and sexually assaulted her. Aaron Matthew Schlossin, charged with second-degree murder in Scott County, is also charged with second-degree criminal sexual conduct and first-degree burglary in Dakota County. kAm%96 pAC:= ad :?4:56?E :? qFC?DG:==6 42>6 2 52J 27E6C ?6:893@CD @7 $49=@DD:?’D >@E96C[ s:2?2 z2:D6C[ 962C5 2 =@F5 4@>>@E:@?
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1 week ago | 
hometownsource.com | John Gessner
A program to diversify school staff by training up would-be teachers has people in the pipeline within School District 191. Thirteen employees are enrolled in its Grow Your Own program, according to the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage district’s 2025-26 educational equity plan, which was presented to the School Board April 24. kAm|:??6D@E2 AC@G:56D vC@H *@FC ~H?
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1 week ago | 
hometownsource.com | John Gessner
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2 weeks ago | 
hometownsource.com | John Gessner
Amid a standoff with state officials, the landowner and development team proposing a golf, pickleball and entertainment facility on the old Freeway Dump in Burnsville have been taking their case to the public. The McGowan family, which owns the site east of Interstate 35W, wants to replace a driving range on the property with a three-level golf range, an indoor-outdoor pickleball complex and a restaurant and bar with golf simulators and meeting spaces.
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2 weeks ago | 
hometownsource.com | John Gessner
Four semifinalists for District 191 superintendent were chosen Monday by the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School Board. They are Rebecca Brodeur, associate superintendent with the Anoka-Hennepin School District; Dr. Tyrone Brookins, assistant superintendent with South Washington County Schools; Dr. Latanya Daniels, assistant superintendent with Richfield Public Schools; and Dr. Jenna Mitchler, assistant superintendent with Bloomington Public Schools.
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2 weeks ago | 
hometownsource.com | John Gessner
Four semifinalists for District 191 superintendent were chosen Monday by the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School Board. They are Rebecca Brodeur, associate superintendent with the Anoka-Hennepin School District; Dr. Tyrone Brookins, assistant superintendent with South Washington County Schools; Dr. Latanya Daniels, assistant superintendent with Richfield Public Schools; and Dr. Jenna Mitchler, assistant superintendent with Bloomington Public Schools.
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2 weeks ago | 
hometownsource.com | John Gessner
Art collector and frequent international traveler Leif Hagen says his collecting turned “ravenous” in 2020 when COVID shut down his travel plans. The pandemic abated but not Hagen’s craving to collect. As his home and office walls filled with paintings from around the world, the Eagan resident and financial planner decided it was time to share. kAm%96 w286? wFD v2==6CJ :D E96 C6DF=E] {@42E65 :? 2 C@@> E92E @A6?D @?E@ 9:D p49:6G6>6?E u:?2?4:2= @77:46 2E E96 ~2< r=:77 !=246 3F:=5:?8 @? }:4@=D #@25 :?
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2 weeks ago | 
hometownsource.com | John Gessner
A video tribute and standing ovation for her 30 years in office opened Burnsville Mayor Elizabeth Kautz’s annual State of the City address Monday at the Ames Center. Testimonials were heard from the likes of Dan McElroy, her predecessor as mayor; Janet Williams, the retired longtime mayor of Savage; and Butch Ames of Burnsville-based megacompany Ames Construction. kAm“$96’D 2 3624@? @7 =:89E 7@C E96 qFC?DG:==6 4@>>F?:EJ 2?5 2?
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2 weeks ago | 
hometownsource.com | John Gessner
To meet rising demand, Burnsville Fire Department leaders recommend building a third fire station, hiring 23 more firefighter-paramedics and combining services with other cities to improve coverage and efficiency. The recommendations are in a broad “standards of coverage” assessment, the department’s first in five years. The assessment measures community risk, service demands and services currently provided.
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4 weeks ago | 
hometownsource.com | John Gessner
A majority of City Council members agree they need to build more pickleball courts in Burnsville. The question is where. The council left the answer hanging at a work session on Tuesday that followed months of pressure from Alimagnet Lake homeowners and others against building an eight-court complex with parking at Alimagnet Park. kAmp 4@F?4:= >2;@C:EJ 28C665 E@ <66A p=:>28?6E 2D 2 42?5:52E6 3FE 2=D@ 4@?D:56C r=:77 u6?[ #@D6 2?5 w@==@HD A2C<D]k^AmkAm%H@ >6>36CD[ |2J@C t=:K236E9 z2FEK 2?5 s2?
