🌱 New Co-Working Space Opens + Senior Center Offers Tech Help

Hello, people of Dunedin! Kristen here with the latest issue of the Dunedin Daily.

First, today's weather:

More clouds than sun. High: 77 Low: 66.

Here are the top stories today in Dunedin:

1. A new co-working space has opened inside the First United Methodist Church on Main Street. Hope Grove appeals to those who work remotely, offering a sense of community along with a functioning office space. Members will have access to reliable WiFi, coffee, water, healthy snacks, communal tables, private talk booths, and meeting rooms. Regular workshops, classes, and networking events are in the works to give members the opportunity to build a professional support system and build friendships. Hope Grove also offers day passes and on-site child care at an additional fee. (ABC Action News)
2. Dunedin Parks & Rec will now be offering a new tech-centered program for seniors at the Hale Senior Activity Center. Tech Time allows Dunedin seniors to schedule a free 30-minute session to address any issues with smartphones, tablets, internet access, laptops, and more. Appointments can be made on Mondays and Wednesdays between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM. (Press Release Desk)
3. Simply Inc. announced the grand opening of a Simply Mac retail store in Dunedin on Main Street. The official Apple Premier Partner Store will offer Apple products, accessories, warranty repairs, and tech services. This is the seventh Simply Mac store location opening in Florida and the only one accessible to Pinellas County. (PR Newswire)

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Today in Dunedin:

• Chair Yoga at the Hale Senior Activity Center (9:30 AM)
• Intergenerational Drum Circle at the Hale Senior Activity Center (10:00 AM)
• Sketch Group is meeting at the Hale Senior Activity Center (6:00 PM)
• Dunedin Run Club is meeting at Olde Bay Café (6:30 PM)

Dunedin Patch Notebook

• Pinellas County Government reminds us to turn back the clocks one hour this Sunday for Daylight Savings Time. It also wants to remind you to change the time on alarm clocks, water timers, and while you're at it, check the batteries in your fire alarm. (Facebook)
• The City of Dunedin Florida thanks Manhattan Construction Group, who is responsible for constructing Dunedin's new City Hall building, after it donated 245 pounds of food to Dunedin Cares, Inc. (Facebook)
• The Parks of Pinellas County Florida: 100 Parks in 100 Weeks will be hitting the hiking trails this weekend. Locals are invited to hike the trails at their leisure with the goal of taking on a new trail each week, ultimately adding up to 100 trails. (Facebook)
• The City of Dunedin reminds us that November is National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month. You can help raise awareness by getting screened, donating, or joining one of the many memory walks sponsored by The Alzheimer's Association. (Facebook)

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