Police Log

There was a report of an aggressive dog on Woodland Trail. Officer made scene, spoke with owner who secured the dog into the house until the fence could be fixed where the dog couldn’t get out. Officer observed the dog which didn’t seem aggressive, and the owner was given a warning.

Dublin Garden Club

The Dublin Garden Club held their regular scheduled meeting November 8th. Guest speaker was Master Naturalist, Jan Rogers.

Council talks property requests

The Dublin City Council approved several property requests and declared items at zero value to solicit bids during the regular November meeting which was held Monday, Nov. 6.

Berry´s Picks

It is hard to believe that Thanksgiving Day has already rolled around and is almost upon us again. Thanksgiving is a day set aside to give thanks for all the blessings of the previous year and for the end of harvest season. It is also a day to enjoy good food.

Fenceline Chatter

As the temperatures begin to head downward, Texas gardeners need to start planning and preparing their gardens for seasonal changes. “Wetter and cooler weather is predicted as we move into the November gardening season,” said Larry Stein, Ph.D.

Dublin Toys for Tots drive collecting for Christmas

The local community is being called to help make Christmas merry for local kids as Toys for Tots drop boxes have been put up throughout Dublin and Stephenville. Local can drop unwrapped toys in the boxes through Dec.

Dublin events honor veterans

Veterans from all branches of service and all conflicts were honored in many ways over Veterans Day, held Saturday, Nov. 11. Dublin ISD students and faculty honored veterans Friday, Nov. 10 at a special assembly in the secondary campus’ gymnasium.

Volunteer clothes with compassion

Editor’s note: Second in a series about gratitude for the month of November. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette Content Editor Dublin citizens in need of clothing and home goods have always been grateful for Kingdom Threads, an outreach program of First Baptist Church.