Downtown Art Community to Grow from Zone Changes

City leaders weigh in Thursday on proposed zone changes that would pave the way for artists to live and work in downtown Dunedin.

Dunedin Looks to Undo History, Replace Official City Tree

City leaders are repealing Dunedin's official tree of 45 years Thursday to make new designations for the city's tree, bird and flower.

Property Insurance Bill Would Raise Rates, Critics Warn

The bill targets Citizens Property Insurance and new policy holders.

Dunedin Bike Route Could Boost Tourism, Stakeholder Says

Bicycle enthusiasts and businesses vested in the city's proposed northern route project, which seeks to connect Pinellas Trail to popular Dunedin destinations, gave their support April 9.

Dunedin Initiatives Honored in Regional Competition

A trio of projects were recognized for their 'regional significance.'

Raising Chickens 101 Workshop Offered

Interested in trying your hand at raising backyard chickens? A county workshop will offer some tips.

Sail Honeymoon Wins Re-Bid, City Contract Negotiations Begin

Sail Honeymoon was selected as the winning bidder for Dunedin Causeway Concession services on Tuesday and will enter into the contract negotiation phase.

Health Report: Two-Thirds of Pinellas Adults Overweight

The report also stated 16 percent of Pinellas adults could not afford to see a doctor in 2010.

City to Weigh Proposals for Causeway Concessionaire Services

City staff is discussing bids received for the Causeway Concession services on Tuesday. The meeting is open to the public.

Dunedin Plans Pinellas Trail 'Spurs' for North Side

A tentative city plan seeks to create spurs off the Pinellas Trail aimed at connecting Dunedin High and the community and Fine Art centers. Staff seeks feedback on its first phase Tuesday.

Sen. Nelson Vows to Support Gay Marriage

'If we are endowed by our creator with rights, then why shouldn't those be attainable by gays and lesbians?' Sen. Bill Nelson told the Tampa Bay Times.

Pioneer Park Gets Renamed April 7

A dedication ceremony for the new "John R. Lawrence Pioneer Park," named for Dunedin's late and longest serving city manager, is at 2:30 p.m. April 7.

Dunedin Agrees: Ban Internet Cafe Game Devices

Dunedin leaders issued unanimous support April 4 for Pinellas County's proposed ban on gaming devices at Internet sweepstakes cafes.

Dunedin Looks to Sell Affordable Housing to Clearwater

Dunedin looks to sell 20 recently renovated, affordable apartments to Clearwater, in hopes it can invest in more projects.

Bayshore Eyesore Comes Tumbling Down

"The Gibson House" was demolished Monday, marking the finality of a property owner's longstanding impasse with the City of Dunedin.

Does Dunedin Have a Stormwater Problem?

What should be done to help with stormwater drainage in Pinellas County?

Dunedin Looks to Reaffirm Commitment to Toronto Blue Jays

City officials look to pass a resolution urging county and state entities to align with Dunedin in its Major League Baseball retention efforts.

Have Your Say on Beach Transportation Issues

The Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority is getting ready to host a series of town hall-style meetings over the phone.

VIDEO: Chair Welch's State of Pinellas Address

Pinellas County Commission Chair Ken Welch delivered the State of Pinellas address this week.

Flags in Tallahassee at Half-Mast for Spc. Zack Shannon

National and state flags in Tallahassee are at half-mast today in honor of Dunedin's fallen soldier Spc. Zack Shannon.

$25,000 Offered in Missing Fort Bragg Soldier Case

Pfc. Kelli Bordeaux disappeared almost a year ago. The call for help extends from Florida to Fayetteville.

FHSAA Warns Bill Would Make High School Athletes 'Free Agents'

The organization said the bill would be 'dangerous' and 'damaging' to high school athletics.

Florida's National Guard Faces Furloughs, Other Cuts

Florida's National Guard members will learn Thursday about the cutbacks from sequestration.

Dredging: Who Should Pay $2.4 Million for Cedar Creek, Lake Sperry?

Sand buildup in Cedar Creek and Lake Sperry may become a big stormwater drainage issue if it is not dealt with, says an engineer hired by the city.

Dunedin Watering Restrictions Announced

As of March 13, there are 18 watering restrictions in Dunedin.

Maintaining Major League Baseball in Dunedin: Officials Talk Strategy

A looming December 2017 expiration on Dunedin's license agreement with the Toronto Blue Jays has city officials getting serious about retention efforts.

Health Clinic for the Homeless to be Built

The health clinic will be located near the Pinellas County Jail and the county homeless shelter.

RVs in Side, Back Yards Get OK from Dunedin Officials

Dunedin staff sought to widen city codes to allow residents to park recreational vehicles of any dimension in their rear or side yard so long as it has the "proper screening" and two or less axles.

Sen. Jack Latvala Curses Out Florida Reporter

The Pinellas Republican state senator was not happy to go through emails to fulfill a public records request, the Florida Times-Union reported.

Developers May Close Deal on Gateway Project Before September

Finalizing the plans on the six-years vacant Gateway Project lot in downtown Dunedin is in "the home stretch," according City Manager Rob DiSpirito during Thursday's commission meeting at City Hall.

Sail Honeymoon Not Exempt from Bid Process, Commission Rules

Dunedin commissioners agreed in a 3-2 vote to move forward on a three-year-old agreement with Glen Steinke, the expiring concessionaire at Sail Honeymoon on Dunedin Causeway, to open the land to competitive bidding.

New App Lets You Keep up With Your Reps. in Tallahassee

The app, which is now available to download from iTunes, allows you to watch live meetings and see what your local representatives are voting on.

Resident Asks Public to Support Sail Honeymoon

William Rosebrook is urging a public show of support for Causeway concessionaire Glen Steinke at tonight's city commission meeting via a Facebook campaign.

Final Deal Draws Closer for Downtown Gateway Project

With a looming deadline for developers to close on the second half of the six-years vacant Gateway Project lot in downtown Dunedin, city staff and Pizutti Builders are looking to firm up a final price. The negotiations may mean another 180-day extension

Does Your Insurance Cover Sinkholes?

Should you be worried if your property is protected from an unexpected sinkhole?

Sail Honeymoon Agreement Result of 2010 Misunderstanding

A misunderstanding prompted the 2010 commission to hold off on sending Causeway concession services out to competitive bidding until January 2013.

Sail Honeymoon Favoritism? What Dunedin's Saying

A story on Dunedin officials' Jan. 24 discussion for creating a loophole in policy that allows a Causeway concessionaire to skip the re-bid process in a soon-to-expire city agreement sparked some insightful opinions.

City Attorney, Staff: Sail Honeymoon Concession Should Go to Bid

After months of delays, Dunedin's city attorney and staff experts are recommending that elected officials allow the Causeway concession services open to competitive bidding at Thursday's public meeting at City Hall.

Dunedin State Rep. Zimmermann Takes Aim at Mug Shot Websites

State Rep. Carl Zimmermann, D-Palm Harbor, wants to make websites remove mug shots of people who've been found innocent of crimes. Zimmermann got the idea after he was contacted by a woman who was once arrested.

City Retreat: Would Trips to Scotland, Canada Preserve Dunedin's Sister City, Spring Training Relationships?

Commissioners discussed the possibility of sending a local delegation to Stirling and Toronto in order to preserve and maintain the city's international partnerships during a Feb. 28 retreat on Dunedin's future.