🌱 Deadly Car Accident + Video Of Bald Eagle Snatching Shark

Morning, Dunedin! Here's everything you need to know to get this Tuesday started off right.

First, today's weather:

Cooler with plenty of sun. High: 65 Low: 51.

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Here are the top stories today in Dunedin:

1. All city buildings in Dunedin will be closed for Thanksgiving on November 25 and 26. The Community Center and the Hale Center will close at 4:00 PM and the MLK Jr. Center will close at 6:00 PM on November 25. Garbage and waste pick-up will be suspended. (Press Release Desk)
2. A car accident in Dunedin resulted in the death of 88-year-old woman. Sylvia Gurzynski was traveling west on Spanish Vistas Drive when she stopped at Belcher Road. She rolled into the street where her vehicle was struck by a gold Ford Explorer, driven by 18-year-old Arthur Ames. Gurzynski was pronounced dead at the scene. (Dunedin Patch)
3. A couple from Utah were fishing off the Dunedin Causeway when a bald eagle stole their catch. Chad and Amanda Rissman had been visiting family in Pinellas County when they decided to go the beach. Chad was trying out his new fishing rod when he felt a tug. As he reeled it in, he noticed he caught a small shark. Before he could cut it loose a bald eagle swooped in and snatched. You can watch a video of the incident online. (WFLA)

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Today in Dunedin:

Live music at The Dunedin Smokehouse (6:00 PM)

Woodcarving, Wood Burning & Folk Art Painting at the Hale Activity Center (9:00 AM)

Intergenerational Drum Circle at the Hale Activity Center (3:30 PM)

Dunedin Patch Notebook

• The Kiwanis Club of Dunedin thanks Laurie West, the Volunteer Services Manager for Seasons Hospice, who was the guest speaker last week. If you're interested, the club is always looking for volunteers to sit with the patients in hospice. (Facebook)
• The Dunedin Public Library is having an essay contest for students. Five winners will be selected and presented with a prize. They will also be invited to read their essays at the annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration. (Facebook)
• The Dunedin Chamber of Commerce invites you to a networking event at the Business After Hours in December at Random Acts of Flowers. (Facebook)

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