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I just, I sort of just wanted to take a second, you know, to make sure everyone up here and everyone in the room that understands it.
And just out of, you know, commissioner to their ear, I'd love to see them sit here someday if we can at least meet them.
You know, looking at that specific map you have up, if you, you know, Fairway, and this appears around, you know, east-west, if you come down Harrison or Armour or Mangrum, it looks like that green line stops.
You know, looking at that specific map you have up, if you, you know, Fairway, and this appears around, you know, east-west, if you come down Harrison or Armour or Mangrum, it looks like that green line stops.
So the definition of business opportunity doesn't necessarily mean the opportunity to own and
I'm a little disappointed in the 8.2% that are using a channel 639 considering how much
And, you know, Mayor, I did think that was a little unfair when you brought the owner of the Phillies.
You know, the potholes, you know, some of those streets are starting to age, and I'm glad we're doing this for the entire community.
The Dunedin Youth Guild's annual scholarship luncheon, held each year on the first Friday in March, raises essential funds that directly benefit local students and families, reinforcing the city of Dunedin's commitment to education, service, and community leadership.
Now, therefore, I, Robert James Walker, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the mayor of the city of Dunedin, Florida, and on behalf of the entire city commission, do hereby proclaim March 7th, 2026, as Dunedin Youth Guild Scholarship Day in the city of Dunedin,
No, just looking at that time of the year, there's very few weekends, probably no weekends until the end of the year.
I was down at the marina today, and maybe we could get an update on what's happening or what's not happening.
Good evening, everyone. Before we go to our first presentation, I did want to say that here in Dunedin, our hearts and our minds are in Toronto with the Toronto Blue Jays. Mark Shapiro, the president, I would consider a friend. Of course, he has a place here. They work hard. It's so exciting for them to have gotten to the level that they will now be going for league championship. We are rooting them on all the way.
And you'll see a few signs of that around town. If you didn't know it, this next year will be their 50th year as a franchise, as the Toronto Blue Jays. And at the same time, our 50th year as their spring training home, the only spring training home they've ever had.
Uh, you know, if a crime happens, there's, I'm sure there's investigative charges maybe against the person that committed the crime.
So as we speak right now, they, excluding the two deputies here, how many full-time deputies do we have in Dunedin, in the Dunedin city limits?