DUNEDIN — Something so serene as a beautiful sunset can contribute to the spread of the coronavirus.
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DUNEDIN — Something so serene as a beautiful sunset can contribute to the spread of the coronavirus.
DUNEDIN — While preparing for all non-essential city employees to work from home, and keeping only critical workers on duty during the coronavirus pandemic, city commissioners tried their best to plan for the future, when downtown will be bustling again and even have a new Fresh Market in summer.
With the announcement of Coca-Cola Co. leaving the Dunedin area, a lot of people were shocked but started wondering what will happen to the historic concentrate building and the surrounding 20 acres that are so rich in community history. Many community residents do not know that 2020-21 is t…
DUNEDIN — A toolbox of incentives may someday provide affordable housing, most likely for senior citizens, somewhere in this city.
DUNEDIN — The City Commission has approved a two-year contract extension with the Dunedin Golf Club Board of Directors to operate the city’s 93-year-old golf course, but not without major oversight by the city’s Recreation Department.
DUNEDIN — Dunedin commissioners decided its legal representation will have to go through another city attorney search after rejecting a contract offer by its current city attorney.
DUNEDIN — From traffic concerns to design issues to protection for rare wading birds, area residents and government officials March 11 spoke out on what they perceived were the ups and downs of the $77.22 million preferred alternative for the replacement of the Dunedin Causeway bridges.
When Major League Baseball, along with other professional sports leagues, ceased operations as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in mid-March, the move resulted in a premature end to spring training and left thousands of fans who traveled to the Sunshine State for the 2020 Grap…
DUNEDIN — Pinellas County beaches weren't the only ones to close starting March 21. In an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection announced March 20 that it would be closing Honeymoon Island State Park and Caladesi Island in Dunedin for 14 days.
DUNEDIN — The Dunedin Fine Art Center’s annual Student, Member and Faculty show — a trio of exhibitions titled #SMF — will get underway with an opening reception Friday, March 6, 6 to 8 p.m., at the center, 1143 Michigan Blvd., Dunedin.
DUNEDIN — Visitors to Dunedin’s popular downtown tourist mecca can expect to see an extensive amount of improvement projects taking place in the Community Redevelopment District the next few years.
DUNEDIN — Two sisters have found a niche in working with others to promote and improve the area's waters and environment.
City looks to honor environmental advocates
DUNEDIN — Players from the Dunedin High School baseball team, their parents and supporters are crying foul with having to play home games in Clearwater after being locked out of Englebert Recreation Center fields while the Toronto Blue Jays build a training complex.
DUNEDIN — Streamlining and improving the code enforcement process to strike a balance between compliance and enforcement is now a major focus of city officials.
DUNEDIN — The design of Dunedin’s new City Hall-Municipal Services Complex promises to be the “wave” of the future.
It is spring training once again in Dunedin and we are celebrating the 43rd season of the Toronto Blue Jays, who started training here in 1977. This year the Blue Jays’ season starts in a completely renovated stadium with new chairs, lighting system, scoreboard, loudspeaker system, luxury se…
DUNEDIN — A flock of Toronto Blue Jays fans, some indigenous to Canada and others to this area, discussed the team, the newly renovated TD Ballpark on Douglas Avenue and other topics a few days before the Jays' first spring training home game.
DUNEDIN — While Recreation Department staff recommended the city extend its license agreement with the Dunedin Golf Club for an additional two-year term, through June 25, 2022, its Board of Finance questioned the club’s financial stability and suggested city commissioners hire a management c…
There’s little doubt the Toronto Blue Jays will field an exciting team this year, thanks to plenty of young superstars. But as the team entered the 2020 Grapefruit League home opener against the Braves on Feb. 24, all eyes were on the field itself — or rather, the new ballpark surrounding it.
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Dunedin VFW Post 2550 on Feb. 22 commemorated the 75th anniversary of the battle of Iwo Jima.
This year, Dunedin will start the party early. The city’s 29th annual Mardi Gras Parade and Festival — one of the largest Mardi Gras celebrations in the Southeast — will be presented Saturday, Feb. 22, noon to 11 p.m., in downtown Dunedin.
DUNEDIN — It would be unlawful to build memorials or leave items in city parks, rules regulating nonpartisan elections could be relaxed, and distance requirements could be removed between churches and establishments selling alcoholic beverages under a series of changes suggested to the City …
On Jan. 29, 1970, at the Dunedin Country Club, a group of concerned individuals interested in saving their local history for future Dunedin residents set their plan in motion. They drew up articles of incorporation and announced the first annual meeting of the newly proposed Dunedin Historic…
DUNEDIN — City commissioners are in favor of transforming Stirling Links Golf Course into a city park, but will wait to make a final decision until hearing from the public first.
DUNEDIN — Sustainable gardens in affordable housing areas and developments. Living shorelines. Hurricane preparedness. Public transportation. Plastic reduction. Edible landscaping.
Turf is being watered, landscaping is being installed, and wiring is snaking into place as the $102 million overhaul of what is now TD Ballpark and the team’s nearby Player Development Center inches toward completion.
DUNEDIN - The Dunedin Friends of the Library Book Sale will be held Jan. 31 through Feb. 2 at the library, 223 Douglas Ave.
DUNEDIN — “If you build it, they will connect” is the motto of the city’s plan to connect more homeowners who are now using septic systems onto the city’s sanitary sewer system.
DUNEDIN — City commissioner Dec. 17 unanimously appropriated $19,000 for St Petersburg artist Catherine Woods to design a colorfully adorned PSTA bus shelter on Main Street in front of First United Methodist Church.
CLEARWATER — Pinellas County commissioners gave unanimous approval Dec. 10 to an interlocal agreement with the city of Dunedin allowing the city to include unincorporated parcels located within its planning area boundary in its comprehensive plan.
DUNEDIN — The cost of building the Dunedin Golf Club cart barn and pro shop just got even more expensive, with the city having to rent a temporary storage tent for three more months or maybe four.
DUNEDIN — By next April, Stirling Links Golf Course could be transformed into Dunedin’s newest 27-acre city park, complete with a driving range.
DUNEDIN — In the next few months, the city will take steps to preserve the quaint character of single-family neighborhoods south of downtown to Beltrees Street, with a voluntary rezoning campaign and possible adoption of a Compatibility Overlay District.
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DUNEDIN — Concerns about whether to use artificial turf to remodel John Lawrence Pioneer Park and if a two-stall restroom should be added to the design concept were among topics discussed at a recent Community Redevelopment Agency meeting.
DUNEDIN — City officials are hoping the second time is a charm in their efforts to obtain a $1 million grant for a Skinner Boulevard improvement project.
DUNEDIN — Faced with the prospect of losing substantial operating revenue into next springs’ peak golfing season due to the city taking much longer than expected to build a cart barn and pro shop, the Dunedin Golf Club asked city officials to offset losses with $60,000 amassed in the golf cl…
DUNEDIN — Mayor Julie Ward Bujalski said that she and City Manager Jennifer Bramley had a productive meeting Nov. 4 with representatives of different agencies involved in oversight of the entrance to Honeymoon Island.
Annual Dunedin Celtic Music & Craft Beer Festival draws a large crowd to Highlander Park.
DUNEDIN — The Dunedin Scottish Arts Foundation will host the annual Dunedin Celtic Music & Craft Beer Festival Saturday, Nov. 23, noon to 10 p.m., at Highlander Park, 1920 Pinehurst Road, Dunedin.
DUNEDIN — When finally completed, it is estimated the city will have spent from $690,000 to $715,000 on a metal barn designed to house Dunedin Golf Club’s carts and pro shop.
DUNEDIN – Just as fall ushers in crisp weather and colorful foliage to many parts of the country, in Florida the season brings clusters of white canopy tents to various towns on select weekends as festivals start to appear on the calendar.
DUNEDIN — The city’s emergency operations center, capable of withstanding a Category 5 hurricane, will be built on the site of Dunedin Fire Station 62, at 2835 Belcher Road.
DUNEDIN — City commissioners are going to get into the weeds to address issues pertaining to code enforcement.
DUNEDIN — Music has always played a big part in Stephen Allen’s life. Not just any type tunes, but rather the specialized harmonies of the pipe organ and voice choir.
DUNEDIN — City commissioners will get a chance to weigh in on proposed design concepts for the new City Hall-Municipal Services Complex during a special work session Monday, Nov. 4, at 6 p.m.
PALM HARBOR — Cindy Redmond has been donating blood and platelets for almost 30 years in Tampa Bay. On Oct. 28, she achieved her 100-gallon donor milestone, having helped to save hundreds of lives and families along the way
DUNEDIN — In the Tampa Bay area, autumn provides the perfect weather for outdoor music festivals — and one Pinellas city boasts two such events in November.
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