After smoothly sailing through its one-year pilot program, Dunedin city commissioners approved a three-year extension with Clearwater Ferry Services to operate waterborne transportation between the city marina and Clearwater Beach. City officials visualize the ferry providing alternative transportation to city events, or someday offering trips to Caladesi Island.
After smoothly sailing through its one-year pilot program, Dunedin city commissioners approved a three-year extension with Clearwater Ferry Services to operate waterborne transportation between the city marina and Clearwater Beach. City officials visualize the ferry providing alternative transportation to city events, or someday offering trips to Caladesi Island.
DUNEDIN — After several hours of wrestling with design concepts, city commissioners agreed that a new 37,445-square-foot City Hall-Municipal Services Complex and Technical Services Building should be built on the east side of city-owned property bounded by Milwaukee Avenue, Virginia Street, …
DUNEDIN — Sometime during next spring break, visitors to downtown Dunedin may be surprised to see a driverless mini-bus ambling along Main Street.
DUNEDIN — Concerns over the potential for uncontrolled growth that could ruin this city’s quaint charms were among major issues of concern for Dunedin residents that participated in a recent survey conducted for the city by RDS Research Data.
DUNEDIN — Residents and commissioners drove home a few concerns and identified some bumps in the road when discussing the transformation of Skinner Boulevard, from Bass Boulevard to Alt. U.S. 19 at a recent City Commission meeting.
DUNEDIN — Downtown Dunedin now boasts its own version of Willie Wonka’s Chocolate Factory, aptly named Dipped & Sprinkled Chocolate Café, featuring distinctively created sweet treats handcrafted from Belgian chocolates, at 350 Main St. and the Pinellas Trail.
DUNEDIN — From looking at her dazzling smile, and knowing about her athletic conquests, one would never guess Wendy Collins Hoogsteden was one of the estimated 780,000 people in the U.S. who suffered from the excruciating painful effects of Crohn’s Disease or was one of the 907,000 who was a…
CLEARWATER — For the second time in three years and seventh in program history, Dunedin baseball is heading to states.
DUNEDIN — City officials are frustrated over some “one-sided” media reports stemming from foreclosure action taken against a property owner who has accrued almost $30,000 in unpaid code-enforcement fines.
DUNEDIN — The tradition of being an apothecary dates to ancient Babylon more than 4,600 years ago.
It felt like winning the World Series for city officials and the Toronto Blue Jays as they broke ground on an extensive modernization project for Dunedin Stadium and put plans into motion to transform the Vanech Sports Complex into a state-of-the-art baseball training center.
DUNEDIN — City officials are looking to place additional licensing requirements on vacation rentals while making property owners provide local oversight.
CLEARWATER — Some of the 13-member Forward Pinellas Board expressed concerns April 10 about design elements included in a complete streets project in the city of Dunedin.
The city of Dunedin took on the Chamber of Commerce in a softball game held in conjunction with the groundbreaking of the new Dunedin Stadium set for next week.
DUNEDIN — After enjoying 30 years as a successful attorney handling health care law, and addressing senior citizen, women’s and employment issues in New Jersey, Theo Tamborlane decided to relocate to Dunedin to reflect all the images she had seen and emotion she felt on canvas.
The 53rd Dunedin Highland Games and Festival was held April 6 at Highlander Park in Dunedin, featuring athletic events, music, food and entertainment. The city's Pipe Band parade was held along Main Street April 5.
DUNEDIN — Mayor Julie Ward Bujalski says residents can find evidence all around them of the city’s resurgence following the recession.
Cloaks, kilts and tartans will be on full display as the Dunedin Scottish Arts Foundation presents the 53rd annual Dunedin Highland Games & Festival on Saturday, April 6, at the Dunedin Community Center.
DUNEDIN — The next time you drive north on Edgewater Drive toward Dunedin’s downtown district, glance out across the waters of Old Clearwater Bay at the picturesque Florida scenery.
DUNEDIN — While actual transformation of Skinner Boulevard is four to five years away, city commissioners weighed in on how they would tweak roadway redesign to make it even more user friendly.
DUNEDIN — Sometimes the one thing that everyone says is impossible suddenly becomes possible, and Dunedin gets a golf cart crossing at Skinner and Bass boulevards.
DUNEDIN — In what seems to many as three decades that have flown by, Dunedin’s downtown has been transformed into a showpiece and model for other cities to try to copy, an economic engine for the city and Tampa Bay tourist attraction.
DUNEDIN — For the past dozen years, House of Mercy and Encouragement, tucked away behind a shopping center at 2030 Main St., west of Belcher Road on King Arthur Court, has helped children, teens, parents, couples and grandparents cope with the emotional pain, pressures, anxieties, strains an…
DUNEDIN — After listening to mixed views for hours on short-term rentals, city commissioners say they want to continue prohibiting them in residential zoning districts.
DUNEDIN — City commissioners are now on a fast track to select a location on which to build a newly designed city hall, municipal services complex and parking garage.
On Fat Tuesday, as many as 34,000 people are expected to take part in one of the largest Mardi Gras celebrations in the Southeast. The Downtown Dunedin Merchants Association will present the 28 annual Dunedin Mardi Gras Parade and Festival on Tuesday, March 5, from 4 to 10 p.m.
DUNEDIN — The Screaming Orphans, a Pop/Celtic Rock band from County Donegal, Ireland, will perform Thursday, Feb. 7 at the Scottish American Society Hall, 917 Louden Ave.
DUNEDIN — Imagine Skinner Boulevard from Alt. U.S. 19 to Bass Boulevard as a two-lane roadway – one lane in each direction – with landscaped medians, raised pedestrian crossings, curb outs and roundabouts at Douglas Avenue and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
DUNEDIN — In his quest to find the perfect location to live his dream of operating an independent bookshop, Boe Rushing has lived a tale of two cities, tenaciously enduring several moves, and weathering the e-book reader fad, just to keep his Back In The Day Books story alive.
DUNEDIN — City commissioners are joining a movement to encourage the federal government to restore funding for a program established in 1964 to create parks and open spaces, protect wetlands and refuges and support other conservation opportunities.
A residential parking permit program has been adopted on three streets adjacent to The Fenway, and now the hotelier has 90 days to come up with a parking solution that addresses their needs and the issues of neighborhood residents. During the hearing on the parking problem Jan. 24, City Commissioner Heather Gracy summed up the multi-faceted issue by stating “we don’t do parking very well.”
DUNEDIN — Inquiring minds on the City Commission want to know why at site plan review developers of the Fenway Hotel assured the city it could handle all parking on site, but now some of its patrons park on side streets.
DUNEDIN – The public is invited to the city’s vacation/short-term rentals listening session Wednesday, Jan. 30, 6 to 8 p.m., at the Hale Center, 330 Douglas Ave.
DUNEDIN – Anita Bryant, step aside.
DUNEDIN – The inaugural Dunedin International Film Festival is scheduled for Jan. 12-13 at seven locations all around the city.
DUNEDIN – Several winter exhibits will open Friday, Jan. 11, at Dunedin Fine Art Center, 1143 Michigan Blvd., Dunedin.
DUNEDIN – Some ospreys will be pretty surprised when they return to their nest atop a light pole at the Vanech Sports Complex this migration season and find it gone.
DUNEDIN – It’s taken city officials 15 years to create a master plan for public art, but they believe their efforts will leave a lasting imprint on their community.
DUNEDIN – Howard Fox now gets to feel at home when he’s far from home. Dunedin’s new 60-and-older senior basketball league is to thank for that.
DUNEDIN – “We’ve come a long way in a short period of time.”
All kinds of characters were seen as holiday parades marched through the streets of Pinellas County recently.
DUNEDIN – The public has an opportunity to visit and talk with 11 local artists at nine studio locations in Dunedin and Palm Harbor on Saturday, Dec. 1
When it came to approving a schematic design for the overhaul of Dunedin Stadium and Vanech Recreation Complex, city commissioners asked staff and architects to incorporate more of a Key West look and façade design features into renovation plans.
DUNEDIN – They started out a mile-and-a-half from one another, 40 years ago.
DUNEDIN – With the Vanech Sports Complex destined to become a training facility for the Toronto Blue Jays, city officials decided to relocate Dunedin’s 15-year-old Happy Tails Dog Park to a pooch exercise area already operated by Achieva Credit Union: Paws Park on Virginia Street.
DUNEDIN – Chuck Fortin has nothing against golf and shuffleboard, but the 75-year-old Dunedin resident wanted something that was more befitting a guy who “still has his legs,” as Fortin puts it.
DUNEDIN – The Dunedin Fine Art Center began construction of its new 1,350-square-foot Food Arts Studio on Oct. 30.
DUNEDIN – The four female city commissioners and some city officials came dressed for the occasion during their commission meeting Nov. 19: They wore bow ties.
DUNEDIN – After months of discussion and tackling design concerns, construction can now begin on what promises to be the city’s signature mixed-use development, in the heart of its downtown tourist district – Courtyard on Main.
DUNEDIN – Pam Pravetz has accepted the job as president of the Dunedin Chamber of Commerce. Pravetz was a business major at Robert Morris College in Pittsburgh and has a history of running nonprofits. She and her husband owned a local business for many years and is well known in the communit…
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