News in Dunedin
Tampa Bay Beacons
Published September 23Dunedin rezoning clears way for retail at Douglas Avenue garage
That's So Tampa
Published September 15Pedal for a purpose at the Gulf Coast Bike Trek in Dunedin this October
One of the region’s most popular rides is right around the corner. On Saturday, October 17, hundreds of cyclists will roll through Dunedin for the Gulf Coast Bike Trek. The […]
I Love the Burg
Published September 15Pedal for a purpose at the Gulf Coast Bike Trek in Dunedin this October
One of the region’s most popular rides is right around the corner. On Saturday, October 17, hundreds of cyclists will roll through Dunedin for the Gulf Coast Bike Trek. The […]
St Pete Catalyst
Published September 12Dunedin to host property tax town hall Sept. 15
The City of Dunedin will host a property tax town hall Sept. 15 at the Hale Senior Activity Center, at 330 Douglas Ave., from 6 to 8 p.m. According to a prepared statement, the event will “feature a panel moderated by Tampa Bay Beaches Chamber of Commerce President Charlie…
St Pete Catalyst
Published September 08Motorized watercraft launches banned from Dunedin Causeway
The storms of 2024 forced Dunedin to see the Causeway without one of its longtime uses.
Tampa Bay Beacons
Published September 04Dunedin bans personal watercraft from causeway beach
Tampa Bay Beacons
Published September 02A new season, a new beginning at the Dunedin Community Center
Tampa Bay Beacons
Published September 02New dessert shop opens in downtown Dunedin
Tampa Bay Beacons
Published August 25Dunedin unveils new art on wastewater plant wall
St Pete Catalyst
Published August 25Grand opening for Dunedin dessert shop is this weekend
Monkey Mike’s, a new dessert shop in Dunedin, will host a grand opening celebration Saturday from 2 to 3:30 p.m. The establishment, at 369 Main Street, sells frozen bananas and other treats. For more information, visit this link.
Tampa Bay Beacons
Published August 24Dunedin mourns Bob Hackworth, former mayor who helped shape city
Tampa Bay Beacons
Published August 19