Dunedin officials came up with an alternative to raising taxes for the first time in a decade, but three out of five commissioners favored a rate increase.
City leaders cast their first vote Thursday on long-awaited plans for a vacant downtown parcel that could set the tone for a new era in architecture in Dunedin.
State and county support starts to dwindle after the Toronto Blue Jays lease expires in 2017, leaving Dunedin possibly without a team and on the hook for a remaining $1.48 million.
The jury’s decision was read late Saturday night.
Ferry passengers and a Dunedin city leader are the latest victims of a nuisance sandbar near Caladesi Island.
Dunedin's downtown streetscape is soon to be stretched to the southernmost end of Douglas Street.
If top city finance officials have their way, money for some Dunedin organizations may come out of a fund set aside for risk safety purposes.
Residents should expect months of road closures and traffic detours as crews add a drainage system to relieve chronic flooding issues.
Dunedin residents may see their first tax increase in a decade next year because reserves in the city coffers are dried up, a top city finance official says.
Dunedin's city manager wants leaders to consider raising taxes for the first time in a decade, at the same time, increasing pay for employees.
Dunedin Fine Art Center's third of four planned expansions is set in stone and ready to begin.
Sparklers can be purchased legally in Pinellas County, but the sale of fireworks is prohibited.
A host of new laws go into effect July 1.
City officials clarify exploratory conversations with the Causeway Plaza property owner's wish to bring a possible Walmart Neighborhood Market to the shopping center in an email Thursday.
'Please start telling us the truth, dear city officials, and please start listening to the masses,' wrote one Dunedin resident.
DOMA is the law barring the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriages legalized by the states.
There soon will be more Little Free Libraries throughout Dunedin.
After months of redesigning to meet budget costs, crews are finally ready to begin Dunedin's new Fire Station 61.
A group of Dunedin residents is almost ready to launch a series of public safety seminar named in honor of a man who helped create them.
Critics say three-story buildings would kill downtown charm, but Pizzuti's plans for an empty downtown lot would be the transformative piece to Dunedin's future, city planners say.
A drainage projects gets under way Monday and may tie up traffic. Here is what you need to know avoid it.
A roughly six-month project repairs and replaces aging seawalls at the Dunedin Municipal Marina starting in July.
Tom Trask issued a public correction on what became a controversial ruling over one commissioner's use of an oft-used phrase during a Dunedin city meeting.
A decision by Dunedin officials to turn down a request for a gun show at the Community Center gains notice in Saratoga Springs.
City leaders are trying to deal with meeting service requests, as the general fund budget has dropped.
The city of Dunedin already has filed an $8.8 million lawsuit against the oil giant over the 2010 Deepwater oil spill.
One of Dunedin's long-standing service organizations will have its moniker transferred to a yet-opened, public, waterfront park on Alternate U.S. 19.
Dialogue meant to clear up confusion over some legal language in the city's new license agreement with Sail Honeymoon was squashed when one Dunedin leader spoke an oft-used phrase in parliamentary procedure May 2.
Navy Jr ROTC cadet Dakota Guthrie was publicly praised for logging 300 hours of volunteer hours and his efforts lifting a memorial Spc. Zack Shannon Scholarship fund off the ground.
Motorists should expect detours at the intersection of Main Street and Edgewater Drive (Alt US 19) throughout the four-month project.
The Florida Senate recently approved a measure that would make it against the law to text while driving. Do you think it will improve the safety of local roads?
The group's "significant contributions" to Dunedin youth may bring its name to a prime up-and-coming waterfront park on Alt. U.S. 19.
Dunedin commissioners decide on an extended license agreement with Glen Steinke, owner of Sail Honeymoon kayak rental stand on Dunedin Causeway tonight at City Hall.
Some say the adoption of the southern magnolia as Dunedin's official city tree is not the first time they've been blindsided, despite the symbol's full support from multiple citizen advisory groups.
Planners urge Dunedin leaders for flexibility on a possible development of retail shops, boutiques, restaurants and living space at the empty lot at 375 Patricia Ave.
The lawsuits were filed April 19 in Louisiana, the day before the third anniversary of the oil spill.
The state said it would consider a golf cart crossing on Skinner Boulevard, but not widening a sidewalk to the permissible width for them, Doug Hutchens, public works director says.
This is the 24th year of Dunedin's tree giveaway. There will be flowering trees, including magnolias, and shade trees.
City officials are planning to remove a righthand turn lane on Skinner Boulevard to create a more pedestrian friendly strip between Martin Luther King Jr and Douglas avenues.