Five Things to Know Today: Wednesday, Nov. 16

1) Expect partly sunny skies with light winds growing stronger and a high near 81, according to the National Weather Service.

2) The lowest reported gas price in Dunedin is still at $3.24 (cash, regular) at two Bayshore Boulevard stations: and , on TampaGasPrices.com.

3) Of course, Dunedin is the city where Sheriff's deputies marked their first successful dog capture using new catch poles on Monday afternoon (Nov. 14). Corporal Paul Rogers, 49, arrived on Royal Oak Place East to find an uncollared, emaciated dog that would not let duputies approach, authorities report. The Sheriff's Office has recently sent deputies to "Animal Encounters Training" to assist Pinellas County Animal Services. The dog captured on Monday was turned over to Animal Services.

4) A citizen committee charged with reviewing Dunedin's constitution is meeting to go over suggested changes this evening. The group wants elected officials to have limits on how many . It meets at the on County Road 1 starting at 6 p.m. to review a draft report before it goes to city officials for consideration. The meeting is open to the public.

5) A new public artwork is being unveiled tomorrow in conjunction with a fundraiser for a year-old foundation that promotes the preservation and education of public arts. The Dunedin Chamber Cultural & Education Foundation is inviting potential members to see the Daniel Friese poster, visit his newly opened Waterfront Gallery and see the latest fruit crate painting on the side of Stirling Commons. Meet at the , 5 p.m.; culminates at . (Memberships begin at $25.)