DUNEDIN — By next April, Stirling Links Golf Course could be transformed into Dunedin’s newest 27-acre city park, complete with a driving range.
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DUNEDIN - The Dunedin Friends of the Library Book Sale will be held Jan. 31 through Feb. 2 at the library, 223 Douglas Ave.
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.
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 — “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.
City officials address code enforcement topics
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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.
St. Francis of Assisi, Old Catholic Church finds home
October brings out the ghost, goblins and haunted stories to celebrate Halloween on Oct 31. Dunedin is no exception, playing tricks and treats and celebrating Halloween or “All Hallows Eve Night” as long as we have been a town since 1899.
DUNEDIN — Name this town: It’s the oldest settlement on the west coast of Florida between Cedar Key and Key West and was home to Pinellas County’s first radio station.
DUNEDIN — As a student in the University of Tampa’s entrepreneurial program, last year Belicia Adams was tasked with creating a concept for a new business. When she began brainstorming ideas for the project, she knew she wanted to focus on two areas: art and giving back to the community.
DUNEDIN — Gregory Brady proves you don’t have to be a city commissioner to initiate great change and get things accomplished in Dunedin — you just have to dedicate yourself to be involved in the community.
DUNEDIN — Projects that include the possibility of converting Stirling Links Golf Course into a city park and building a fire-training facility, an aquatics center and new dog park are all included in a five-year municipal business plan designed to meet the Dunedin’s “five epic goals.”
DUNEDIN — After about two years of searching for a city clerk, and interviews with several applicants, city commissioners unanimously decided to offer the job to Rebecca Schlichter, deputy town clerk of Garner, North Carolina.
DUNEDIN — One thing most people could agree on at a town hall on architectural design concepts for the new City Hall-Municipal Services complex was that they did not want an institutionalized, government-looking building.
DUNEDIN — City officials enter the 2020 fiscal year cautiously optimistic about the city’s economic outlook, as they worry about the potential of a future plateauing economy while taking on major construction projects.
Local fans of the Toronto Blue Jays and visitors from Canada have a lot to look forward to this spring. The team will be playing in a stadium and training facility that have been renovated to the tune of $102 million, a project that has the team’s director of Florida operations “extremely excited” about the team’s future here.
DUNEDIN — It’s been two years since hitting rock bottom — Sept. 28, 2017.
DUNEDIN — The city is on the move, soon physically as well as philosophically, with plans to lease office space in a commercial center at 1415 Pinehurst Road along San Christopher Drive while its new City Hall-Municipal Services complex is being built.
DUNEDIN — By next February, boat owners should be able to launch small non-motorized sailing vessels at a newly built ramp facility at the City Marina.
DUNEDIN — The Dunedin Garden Club is 90 years old this year, but they are concentrating on the future.
For almost 100 years, Dunedin had its own police department. In 1899, our first elected town marshal was A. J. Grant, and as time went on the department continued to grow. In 1926, Dunedin elected to become a city and Rhada L. Chalk was appointed its first police chief, charged with establis…
DUNEDIN — A local daughter-mother team is offering relief from sweltering hot days of summer with the opening of their Dunedin Frozen Yogurt Factory in the heart of downtown at 457 Main St., near Flanagan’s Irish Pub and Stirling Wine.
DUNEDIN — The city had its heart in the right place, setting aside $140,000 to fund grants to local nonprofit organizations, but funding issues sent the process spiraling into confusion that twice resulted in dramatic cuts to two major organizations: the Dunedin Fine Art Center and Historica…
DUNEDIN — One of the city’s most popular parks, John R. Lawrence Pioneer Park, is slated to get a facelift during a two-year project scheduled for completion in 2021.
City Manager Jennifer Bramley, 54, started working for the city of Dunedin in September 2017. She formerly was the assistant city manager for the city of Coral Springs. Her husband, David, is director of operations/talent for CX Insurance Services in St. Petersburg. The Bramleys’ son, Steven…
DUNEDIN — Local author Kip Koelsch has won a national book award for his latest novel, “Delphys Rising.”
DUNEDIN — City officials drove home an amended ordinance designed to provide golf carts better access to more parts of the community, especially to downtown through major roadway crossings, but limited vehicle access into Highlander Park.
DUNEDIN — In a manner of speaking, city officials are thinking about less bang for their bucks when it comes to Fourth of July celebrations.
DUNEDIN — City officials plan to maintain the same property tax rate that has been in effect since fiscal year 2016.
A tradition stretching back 136 years to the 1880s, when citrus was king in Dunedin, is being revitalized by the former boxcar’s new proprietor, Elana Kapetaneas. She is bringing the flavors and aroma of citrus back to the antique railroad car, adjacent to the Dunedin Historical Society Museum, with her business scheduled to open on the Pinellas Trail in mid-August called Lane’s Lemonade.
DUNEDIN — Those who crave authentic dishes from the Louisiana Gulf Coast, such as Cajun poutine, andouille sausage, crawfish etouffee, flavorful jambalaya or spicy gumbo, don’t have to venture far from downtown.
DUNEDIN — The Dunedin Blue Jays’ 2019 Charity Bowling Tournament on July 13 helped raise $10,500 for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tampa Bay.
DUNEDIN — For decades, the city of Dunedin’s Parks & Recreation Department oversaw the Dunedin Concert Band. The informally organized band was founded in 1981, but never existed as a legal entity of its own. This all changed in 2014, when Stephen P. Brown, previously director of the Clea…
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