Loyalty, Leadership Message Still Being Delivered

Two days before Election Day, as she visited Gregory's Salon in downtown Dunedin, Deborah Kynes still delivered her message of loyalty and leadership to Dunedin citizens.

At this Event were supporters, as well as new faces, arriving throughout the evening to meet Deborah in person, ask her questions, and learn more about her real-time priority list if elected as Mayor of Dunedin.

Click here to view event photos of Deborah Kynes at Gregory's Salon.

Professional Photographer Shannon Livingston of Livingston Galleries, Inc., provided these photos for the Deborah Kynes for Mayor Campaign.

Deborah Kynes Gets Endorsement By Cherokee Nation

In a letter dated March 3, 2009, and sent to the St. Petersburg Times, Chad Smith, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation headquartered in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, endorsed current Dunedin Commissioner Deborah Kynes for Mayor of Dunedin. Excerpts from this written endorsement are below:

"Dear Editor [St. Petersburg Times]: Kynes is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation...she maintains the positive Cherokee values and attributes that drive great public servants.

"She is an experienced and qualified civic leader and has demonstrated her commitment to the citizens of Dunedin....noteworthy accomplishments during her tenure on the City Council are the new Gateway Development Project, a reduction in the tax rate, the Hammock Park Rehydration Project, and the acquisition of a 7-acre waterfront park.

"She is a tireless worker and is dedicated to working to improve the quality of life for Dunedin citizens.

"As Prinicipal Chief of the Cherokee Nation, I am pleased to support tribal citizens such as Ms. Kynes who exhibit great leadership. She practices the Cherokee concept of gadugi, which translates roughly to "working together for the good of the group or community."

"Please vote for Deborah Kynes for Mayor. Sincerely, Chad Smith, Principal Chief"

To learn more about the Cherokee Nation or Principal Chief Chad Smith, please visit www.cherokee.org.

Deborah Kynes Visits Got Wine & Cigars

Deborah Kynes visited Got Wine & Cigars, on Friday evening and was given a warm welcome by the patrons there. She was well-received by her audience of supporters as well as newcomers to her Campaign message.

With Election Day in just four days (Election Day is Tuesday, March 10th), Deborah Kynes made sure she connected with each voter that wanted to learn more about her and the issues she will be facing if elected as Mayor of Dunedin.

Want to see pictures of this Deborah Kynes visit? View the web album to see photos of people, friends, supporters you may know. Deborah Kynes is scheduled to appear at Gregory's Salon/Studio in downtown Dunedin, tomorrow evening, March 8th, from 6-8 PM.

Deborah Kynes Visits Cricketeers

Here's a photo of Deborah Kynes with Supporters and Friends alike, as well as the Campaign Team as they smile big during a Meet & Greet held at Cricketeers off Alt 19 in Dunedin recently.
This week, Deborah Kynes will be visiting Got Wine & Cigars this Friday, March 6th, from 5 to 7 PM. A large turnout is expected, so come early!

Hope to see you there!

Deborah Says Hello at Got Wine & Cigars This Friday, March 6th

Join Deborah and friends as they "Get Out The Vote!" this Friday, March 6th from 5 to 7 PM, at Got Wine & Cigars. This is a great way to meet new Deborah Kynes' Supporters and introduce friends to Deborah that haven't met her yet personally. This event will have live entertainment already performing.

Got Wine & Cigars is located at 662 Main Street in Dunedin, and offers a wide variety of wines from across the globe and here locally. They also have an international selection of some of the finest cigars in the Bay Area.

For more info on Got Wine & Cigars, visit their website at www.gotwineonline.com.

Join Us! We will see you there!

"Love Someone" Valentine's Day Tree Planting

Deborah Kynes was also in attendance of a tree planting at the St. Andrew's Links Golf Course that was hosted by the The Bay Bouquet Garden Club (BBGC) in order to commemorate the service of others and the importance of trees in the world on this Valentine's Day morning. Also in attendence were BBGC President Julie Easterday (aka "The Tree Lady"), City Arborist Alan Mayberry, and assorted members of the organization. It was a great event that filled the hearts of those in attendance. The trees planted were a Southern Magnolia and a Hybrid Cypress.

Click here to view photos of this Event.

Deborah Kynes at Keller Building Site

From Deborah Kynes at Keller Building Site

On Valentine's Day, Deborah Kynes attended the historical Keller Building Site, where it was preparing to be torn down later that same day. The Keller Building, built in 1926, was an influential part of the growth of Dunedin, creating jobs for many in the community. 4th Generation Angelelis Family members attended the gathering among friends and passers-by.

Candy and Michael Bryant, owners of the Dunedin Brewery, graciously opened their doors for hot coffee, breakfast treats, and offered up their new Coffee House Cafe Brew for $2.50 a pint---all to welcome and support the Angelelis Family and friends.

Click here to see all Keller Building Photos.