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Dunedin City Hall grand opening looms
DUNEDIN — When you think of Florida, you think of warm, sunny weather and palm trees.
Baseball Dinner to resume
DUNEDIN — Steady as she goes with no “rate shock.” That's what city officials in essence want for the Dunedin Marina as they examine its operations and finances and prepare to propose rate increases for users.
DUNEDIN — It's time for volunteers and attendees to show their love for the seas again at Edgewater Park. The family friendly Hope Spot Festival is set for Saturday, Feb. 11.
DUNEDIN — Plans are underway to welcome the Toronto Blue Jays back to town in style: with a golf cart parade.
DUNEDIN — Wide concrete sidewalks, roundabouts and raised medians are among the improvements suggested for Skinner Boulevard in hopes of accommodating a variety of users.
DUNEDIN — City officials continue to get an earful on proposed amenities for Stirling Park.
DUNEDIN — Wide concrete sidewalks, roundabouts and raised medians are among the improvements suggested for Skinner Boulevard in hopes of accommodating a variety of users.
DUNEDIN — City officials are calling for action after the death of a 79-year-old pedestrian in an accident Jan. 7 at the downtown crosswalk on Edgewater Drive near the marina.
DUNEDIN — "Re-wild" Stirling Park. Build a facility in Dunedin for pickleball courts. Create a stormwater education area.
Tarpon Arts sets season additions
DUNEDIN — Judging by the amount of food it puts on its guests' tables, Dunedin Cares lives up to its name.
DUNEDIN — In today’s health and fitness-minded society, exercise clubs and spas abound, but a new local facility takes wellness to a higher level.
SHINE volunteers needed
DUNEDIN — City officials continue to clear the way through annexation and zoning actions to move forward with plans of creating a nature park on the east end of town.
DUNEDIN — The doors are closing permanently on a family’s legacy, the last of a trio of diner-style restaurants spanning three generations of the Drulias family in Clearwater and Dunedin.
DUNEDIN — Dunedin’s newest public art piece was installed in front of the nearly completed City Hall building and was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting and dedication.
DUNEDIN — The upcoming design work for the Dunedin Golf Club course is like an archaeological excavation project.
Golf club gives kids gifts
Local students on The Citadel's dean's list
DUNEDIN — A retired U.S. Navy officer who had been deployed to Vietnam aboard a destroyer encouraged veterans at a Pearl Harbor Day luncheon to tell their stories.
Chuck Hatcher held his black aluminum water bottle under the shiny new refill station on Honeymoon Island.
Dunedin has had a community Christmas Tree for over 140 years.
DUNEDIN — The Dunedin Golf Club celebrated the 150th birthday of the “Michelangelo of Golf” on Dec. 3 with a presentation to city officials of a 352-page pictorial book about golf course architect Donald Ross.
DUNEDIN — City officials expect to be occupying the new 39,000-square-foot City Hall at 737 Louden Ave. in January.
Temperatures were in the upper 70s for the bluegrass fest's fifth edition.
After more than two years of litigation, the Dunedin City Commission has settled a lawsuit with a Pinellas County watchdog who accused the city of violating Florida’s open government law during a code enforcement debacle.
DUNEDIN — Let the spirit of the season embrace you, as Dunedin Parks & Recreation provides the fun and entertainment to bring children and their families together at this special time of year.
DUNEDIN — Robert Walker recently told Deborah Kynes that he has some big shoes to fill when he takes her seat on the City Commission.
DUNEDIN — City commissioners are addressing a pedestrian safety issue along the Edgewater Drive sidewalk one step at a time.
DUNEDIN — November is National Marrow Awareness Month, and a local woman is sharing her story in hopes of raising awareness about the importance of signing up for the National Marrow Donor Program.
DUNEDIN — There will be a new face on the City Commission as a result of the Nov. 8 election.
DUNEDIN — City commissioners unanimously agreed that city staff should work with the Downtown Dunedin Task Force to fast-track changes to the Land Development Code that would permit restaurants and taverns to keep outdoor dining initiated during the pandemic.
One of the great joys of our retirement years is the time to pursue our interests and hobbies.
Steve Udovich recalls being impressed by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, which he saw as an ROTC cadet a week after it was dedicated in 1982 in Washington, D.C.
DUNEDIN — City employees walked out of Hurricane Ian and into "another fire," having to deal with a cyber attack.
DUNEDIN — All indications are that a committee striving to establish a public theater in the community has its act together.
DUNEDIN — Attendees at ribbon-cutting event were given a sneak preview Oct. 13 of a 3D exhibit to showcase the 9,995-square-foot Kellogg mansion demolished in February.
DUNEDIN — Downed power lines, fallen trees and long lines for sandbags. The effects of Hurricane Ian on the city could have been much worse.
DUNEDIN — City Commissioner Deborah Kynes says Jennifer Bramley is the best city manager she’s worked with.
City of Dunedin officials discovered a cybersecurity incident impacting its network environment on Oct. 4. A comprehensive investigation is ongoing. The city said it will provide additional updates as appropriate.
October, one of the happiest and “bewitching” times of the year, includes celebrating fall festivals and activities, and setting up those “frightfully wonderful” Halloween decorations.
DUNEDIN — City officials have high hopes that a 63-unit affordable housing project will be built on the east end of town.
City of Dunedin officials discovered a cybersecurity incident impacting its network environment on Oct. 4. A comprehensive investigation is ongoing. The city will provide updates as appropriate.
DUNEDIN — Mayor Julie Ward Bujalski recalled being 5 years old when she wore an Easter bonnet during a visit to the old Dunedin library that is now City Hall on Main Street.
DUNEDIN — City commissioners emphasized the need for stability in voting 4-1 on Sept. 15 to approve the current tax rate of 4.13 mills for the next fiscal year.
DUNEDIN — Four candidates for City Commission seats offered mixed views on the shape of the city budget, development issues and other topics at a Dunedin Chamber of Commerce and North Pinellas League of Women Voters forum Sept. 14 at the Hale Activity Center.
DUNEDIN — Delores Mortimer is founder and director of the House of Mercy and Encouragement Foundation, or HOME, a mental health and educational services nonprofit whose plans got a bit sidetracked during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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